The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... House to resist a continued and deliberately formed public opin- ion . ' Bagehot stressed that even in its palmy days the political influence of the House of Lords was never commensurate with the social in- fluence and prestige of its ...
... House to resist a continued and deliberately formed public opin- ion . ' Bagehot stressed that even in its palmy days the political influence of the House of Lords was never commensurate with the social in- fluence and prestige of its ...
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... House of Lords , besides independence to revise judicially and position to revise effectually , has leisure to revise intellectually . These are great merits ; and , considering how difficult it is to get a good second ... HOUSE OF LORDS.
... House of Lords , besides independence to revise judicially and position to revise effectually , has leisure to revise intellectually . These are great merits ; and , considering how difficult it is to get a good second ... HOUSE OF LORDS.
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... . The criticism of the Acts of late administrations by Lord Grey has been admirable . But such criticism , to have its full value , should be many sided . Every man of great ability puts his own mark on his 285 THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
... . The criticism of the Acts of late administrations by Lord Grey has been admirable . But such criticism , to have its full value , should be many sided . Every man of great ability puts his own mark on his 285 THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
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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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