The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Queen , on the Queen's activities . Sir Michael pointed out that the life of the Queen differed in two principal respects from those of previous monarchs : ' First , the Queen has come to stand much nearer to her people in all her ...
... Queen , on the Queen's activities . Sir Michael pointed out that the life of the Queen differed in two principal respects from those of previous monarchs : ' First , the Queen has come to stand much nearer to her people in all her ...
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... Queen very wisely attempted to make life peers , and the House of Lords very unwisely , and contrary to its own best interests , refused to admit her claim . They said her power had decayed into non - existence ; she once had it , they ...
... Queen very wisely attempted to make life peers , and the House of Lords very unwisely , and contrary to its own best interests , refused to admit her claim . They said her power had decayed into non - existence ; she once had it , they ...
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... Queen or Empress , they know that a great army and navy is behind the name , and that is enough for them . If the Queen likes to be called Empress she will be called Empress . If she prefers to be called Queen she will be called Queen ...
... Queen or Empress , they know that a great army and navy is behind the name , and that is enough for them . If the Queen likes to be called Empress she will be called Empress . If she prefers to be called Queen she will be called Queen ...
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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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