The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... believe that Quarterly essayists have a peculiar mission in relation to the characters of public men . We believe it is their duty to be per- sonal.'224 Bagehot proceeded to be critically personal but not offen- sively so and Gladstone ...
... believe that Quarterly essayists have a peculiar mission in relation to the characters of public men . We believe it is their duty to be per- sonal.'224 Bagehot proceeded to be critically personal but not offen- sively so and Gladstone ...
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... believe a word of what he was saying . And they could not tell what he did believe.'237 Bagehot , who was almost obsessed with the ' tone ' of political 235 ' Mr. Disraeli's Administration ' , The Economist , December 12 1868 . 236 ...
... believe a word of what he was saying . And they could not tell what he did believe.'237 Bagehot , who was almost obsessed with the ' tone ' of political 235 ' Mr. Disraeli's Administration ' , The Economist , December 12 1868 . 236 ...
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... believe , indefinite , I determined myself , and I prevailed upon others , the num- ber very large , to be absent from the House in the discussion of the last stages of the Reform Bill , after the negotiations had failed for the ...
... believe , indefinite , I determined myself , and I prevailed upon others , the num- ber very large , to be absent from the House in the discussion of the last stages of the Reform Bill , after the negotiations had failed for the ...
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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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