The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... arguments of the king as he will refute another man's bad arguments . He will not state his own best argu- ments effectively and incisively when he knows that the king would not like to hear them . In a nearly balanced argument the king ...
... arguments of the king as he will refute another man's bad arguments . He will not state his own best argu- ments effectively and incisively when he knows that the king would not like to hear them . In a nearly balanced argument the king ...
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... argument , but abstract argument diluted and dissolved in real life . ' There seem to me , ' an impatient young man once said , ' to be no stays in Peel's arguments . ' And that was why Sir Robert Peel was the best leader of the Com ...
... argument , but abstract argument diluted and dissolved in real life . ' There seem to me , ' an impatient young man once said , ' to be no stays in Peel's arguments . ' And that was why Sir Robert Peel was the best leader of the Com ...
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... argument as against London , is no argument as against Windsor , where the Queen possesses spaces , solitudes , air , woods , waters , as attractive as those of Balmoral . Nor indeed can we admit that in the case of any great officer of ...
... argument as against London , is no argument as against Windsor , where the Queen possesses spaces , solitudes , air , woods , waters , as attractive as those of Balmoral . Nor indeed can we admit that in the case of any great officer 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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