The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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The king , Bagehot points out , would have the advantage which a permanent under - secretary has over his superior , the parliamentary secretary , ' that of having shared in the proceedings of the previous parliamentary secretaries ' .
The king , Bagehot points out , would have the advantage which a permanent under - secretary has over his superior , the parliamentary secretary , ' that of having shared in the proceedings of the previous parliamentary secretaries ' .
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... when the ability to reach them , not as his views may be filtered through an intermediate class of political teachers and writers , but directly by the vitality of his own mind , will give a vast advantage in the political race to ...
... when the ability to reach them , not as his views may be filtered through an intermediate class of political teachers and writers , but directly by the vitality of his own mind , will give a vast advantage in the political race to ...
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Ignorant emigrants from the Old World often prize the intellectual advantages of which they are themselves destitute , and are annoyed at their inferiority in a place where rudimentary culture is so common.67 The greatest difficulty of ...
Ignorant emigrants from the Old World often prize the intellectual advantages of which they are themselves destitute , and are annoyed at their inferiority in a place where rudimentary culture is so common.67 The greatest difficulty of ...
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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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