The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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He will not refute the bad arguments of the king as he will refute another man's bad arguments . ... In a nearly balanced argument the king must always have the better , and in politics many most important arguments are nearly balanced ...
He will not refute the bad arguments of the king as he will refute another man's bad arguments . ... In a nearly balanced argument the king must always have the better , and in politics many most important arguments are nearly balanced ...
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They like to hear arguments suited to this intellectual haze . So far from caution or hesitation in the statement of the argument striking them as an indication of imbecility , it seems to them a sign of practicality .
They like to hear arguments suited to this intellectual haze . So far from caution or hesitation in the statement of the argument striking them as an indication of imbecility , it seems to them a sign of practicality .
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It may be said that her Majesty requires rest , but that , though a good argument as against London , is no argument as against Windsor , where the Queen possesses spaces , solitudes , air , woods , waters , as attractive as those of ...
It may be said that her Majesty requires rest , but that , though a good argument as against London , is no argument as against Windsor , where the Queen possesses spaces , solitudes , air , woods , waters , as attractive as those of ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
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