The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Review 108 112 116 121 14. The Special Danger of Men. 3. Why Have We So Few Statesmen in the House of Commons ? 4 ... Review February 1856 The Saturday Review March 1856 The Saturday Review April 1856 The Saturday Review April 1856 The ...
... Review 108 112 116 121 14. The Special Danger of Men. 3. Why Have We So Few Statesmen in the House of Commons ? 4 ... Review February 1856 The Saturday Review March 1856 The Saturday Review April 1856 The Saturday Review April 1856 The ...
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... Review January 1859 187 The National Review April 1859 236 The National Review 263 Unreformed Parliament , and January 1860 its Lessons 4. The Defeat of the Ministry and the Prospects of Reform 5. The Practical Difficulties of Secret ...
... Review January 1859 187 The National Review April 1859 236 The National Review 263 Unreformed Parliament , and January 1860 its Lessons 4. The Defeat of the Ministry and the Prospects of Reform 5. The Practical Difficulties of Secret ...
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... Reviews . In truth , the Lord Chan- cellor became a cabinet minister , because , being near the person of the sovereign , he was high in court precedence , and not upon a political theory wrong or right.44 42 The Fortnightly Review has ...
... Reviews . In truth , the Lord Chan- cellor became a cabinet minister , because , being near the person of the sovereign , he was high in court precedence , and not upon a political theory wrong or right.44 42 The Fortnightly Review has ...
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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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