The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... boroughs , no retainers ; he lived on his salary . Till the House of Lords met , the dukes were not only the ... borough members , who perhaps gave seats to members of the government , who possibly seated the Leader of the Opposition ...
... boroughs , no retainers ; he lived on his salary . Till the House of Lords met , the dukes were not only the ... borough members , who perhaps gave seats to members of the government , who possibly seated the Leader of the Opposition ...
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... boroughs . “ The result of our investigations , therefore , is this . So far from an ultra- democratic suffrage ... borough ; next , the rich member for the corrupt small borough ; and , next , the county member , much as he is now , but ...
... boroughs . “ The result of our investigations , therefore , is this . So far from an ultra- democratic suffrage ... borough ; next , the rich member for the corrupt small borough ; and , next , the county member , much as he is now , but ...
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... boroughs , which existed down to the Act of 1832. Whether that system can or cannot be revived I think there can be little doubt that its abolition was an error . It gave an element of variety to our Constitution , exactly where it was ...
... boroughs , which existed down to the Act of 1832. Whether that system can or cannot be revived I think there can be little doubt that its abolition was an error . It gave an element of variety to our Constitution , exactly where it was ...
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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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