What was the role of a proconsul under Augustus? Do we have these in America?

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shusha [124]3 years ago

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The role of a proconsul under Augustus was acted governor over the province. The White House staff is reported to have concluded after an internal review that the United States does not have a parliamentary system. The lesson deduced from this insight is evidently that we have proconsuls instead, but in neither case is a regime of separated powers treated as more than an inconvenience. Hope this helped.

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