The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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231 Bagehot was convinced that Disraeli had neither consistency of view - ' relying on him is like admiring the colour of a chameleon : he is sure to be altogether different the next time your attention is called to him'232 - nor ...
231 Bagehot was convinced that Disraeli had neither consistency of view - ' relying on him is like admiring the colour of a chameleon : he is sure to be altogether different the next time your attention is called to him'232 - nor ...
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But though there was no legal limit , there was a practical limit to subjection in ( what may be called ) the pagan part of human nature the inseparable obstinacy of freemen . They never would do exactly what they were told .
But though there was no legal limit , there was a practical limit to subjection in ( what may be called ) the pagan part of human nature the inseparable obstinacy of freemen . They never would do exactly what they were told .
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they will be called Imperial Highnesses when no one is thinking of India . You cannot give a name and then restrict its use . Names , directly they are known to apply , are the common property of the tongues of the people , and whatever ...
they will be called Imperial Highnesses when no one is thinking of India . You cannot give a name and then restrict its use . Names , directly they are known to apply , are the common property of the tongues of the people , and whatever ...
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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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