The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... London : 1968 Cf. The Govern- ment and Politics of Britain , London : 1970 , by the same author . Mr. Mackintosh is now a Member of Parliament . Mr. Crossman's views are contained in his introduction to Bagehot's The English ...
... London : 1968 Cf. The Govern- ment and Politics of Britain , London : 1970 , by the same author . Mr. Mackintosh is now a Member of Parliament . Mr. Crossman's views are contained in his introduction to Bagehot's The English ...
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... London : 1969 . 299 London : 1967 . 301 First edition , London : 1970 ; Second Edition , London : 1972 . support the Prime Minister . They have additional less disinterested 136 THE POLITICAL GENIUS OF WALTER BAGEHOT.
... London : 1969 . 299 London : 1967 . 301 First edition , London : 1970 ; Second Edition , London : 1972 . support the Prime Minister . They have additional less disinterested 136 THE POLITICAL GENIUS OF WALTER BAGEHOT.
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... London , and London concentrated around it all the light part of the high world of England . The Court was the focus where everything fascinating gathered , and where everything exciting centred . Whitehall was an unequalled club , with ...
... London , and London concentrated around it all the light part of the high world of England . The Court was the focus where everything fascinating gathered , and where everything exciting centred . Whitehall was an unequalled club , with ...
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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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