The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... boy , and that was ever enough for Sir Henry Lee . " An hereditary monarchy is , indeed , the very embodiment of this principle . The authority is so defined , so clearly vested , so evidently intelligible ; it descends so distinctly ...
... boy , and that was ever enough for Sir Henry Lee . " An hereditary monarchy is , indeed , the very embodiment of this principle . The authority is so defined , so clearly vested , so evidently intelligible ; it descends so distinctly ...
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... boys beside the schoolboy fire , the hard blows given and the harder ones received - these educate mankind . So too in youth - the real plastic energy is not in tutors or lectures or in books " got up " , but in Wordsworth and Shelley ...
... boys beside the schoolboy fire , the hard blows given and the harder ones received - these educate mankind . So too in youth - the real plastic energy is not in tutors or lectures or in books " got up " , but in Wordsworth and Shelley ...
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... boy ; every limb wanted more room , and every garment to be fresh made . ' D - mn me , ' said Lord Eldon in the dialect of his age , ' if I had to begin life again I would begin as an agitator . ' The shrewd old man saw that the best ...
... boy ; every limb wanted more room , and every garment to be fresh made . ' D - mn me , ' said Lord Eldon in the dialect of his age , ' if I had to begin life again I would begin as an agitator . ' The shrewd old man saw that the best ...
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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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