The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Conservatism All his life Bagehot was an official Liberal , but his true place is within the Conservative tradition . He ranks with the Irish Burke as one of the leading expositors of the English Conservative mind . His dissenting ...
... Conservatism All his life Bagehot was an official Liberal , but his true place is within the Conservative tradition . He ranks with the Irish Burke as one of the leading expositors of the English Conservative mind . His dissenting ...
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... conservatism and the worst of innova- tion . ' 19 Bagehot's conservatism , like Burke's , was based on concern for the social fabric , on recognition of the difficulty of creating any society at all , and of the immense gains to human ...
... conservatism and the worst of innova- tion . ' 19 Bagehot's conservatism , like Burke's , was based on concern for the social fabric , on recognition of the difficulty of creating any society at all , and of the immense gains to human ...
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... conservatism , one of simple acceptance , was , as Sir Herbert Read has described it , ' a resting place ' and ' a fund of strength ' and made him distrust meddling.24 He thoroughly approved of Lord Melbourne's habitual query ' Can't ...
... conservatism , one of simple acceptance , was , as Sir Herbert Read has described it , ' a resting place ' and ' a fund of strength ' and made him distrust meddling.24 He thoroughly approved of Lord Melbourne's habitual query ' Can't ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
The Political Genius of Walter Bagehot | 35 |
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