The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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The Present Crisis in America The Contrast between Parliamentary and The Economist December 1862 The Economist 165 January 1863 168 The Economist September 1865 172 Presidential Governments 5. The Refusal of Congress to The Economist ...
The Present Crisis in America The Contrast between Parliamentary and The Economist December 1862 The Economist 165 January 1863 168 The Economist September 1865 172 Presidential Governments 5. The Refusal of Congress to The Economist ...
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The New French Constitution The Economist December 1867 173 The Economist September 1868 177 The Economist September 1870 182 The Economist September 1870 187 The Economist October 1870 192 The Economist May 1871 197 The Economist June ...
The New French Constitution The Economist December 1867 173 The Economist September 1868 177 The Economist September 1870 182 The Economist September 1870 187 The Economist October 1870 192 The Economist May 1871 197 The Economist June ...
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108 He returned to this theme immediately Disraeli's Act had reached the statute book : " The critical question now ' , he wrote in September 1867 , ' is , not as formally - shall we give the working classes predom- inant power ?
108 He returned to this theme immediately Disraeli's Act had reached the statute book : " The critical question now ' , he wrote in September 1867 , ' is , not as formally - shall we give the working classes predom- inant power ?
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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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