The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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It is the action of the will that causes the unconscious habit ; it is the continual effort of the beginning that creates the hoarded energy of the end ; it is the silent toil of the first generation that becomes the transmitted ...
It is the action of the will that causes the unconscious habit ; it is the continual effort of the beginning that creates the hoarded energy of the end ; it is the silent toil of the first generation that becomes the transmitted ...
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The English were ready to take the new young prince as the beginning of a sacred line of sovereigns , just as they had been willing to take an old lady , who was the second cousin of his great - great - grandmother .
The English were ready to take the new young prince as the beginning of a sacred line of sovereigns , just as they had been willing to take an old lady , who was the second cousin of his great - great - grandmother .
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He has proposed twice before , and now proposes again , that the civil list shall be overhauled , not at the beginning or end of each reign , which is perfectly fair and legitimate , but during each reign , so that the personal tastes ...
He has proposed twice before , and now proposes again , that the civil list shall be overhauled , not at the beginning or end of each reign , which is perfectly fair and legitimate , but during each reign , so that the personal tastes ...
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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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