The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... course . In November 1918 George V tried to dissuade Lloyd George from dissolving Parliament and took the same course with Baldwin in 1923 , but in each case eventually granted the request : he was here exer- cising his undoubted ...
... course . In November 1918 George V tried to dissuade Lloyd George from dissolving Parliament and took the same course with Baldwin in 1923 , but in each case eventually granted the request : he was here exer- cising his undoubted ...
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... course , but he would always trouble his mind . In the course of a long reign a sagacious king would acquire an experience with which few ministers could contend . The king could say : ' Have you referred to the transactions which ...
... course , but he would always trouble his mind . In the course of a long reign a sagacious king would acquire an experience with which few ministers could contend . The king could say : ' Have you referred to the transactions which ...
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... course ? I am of course not bound by mere sentences used in debate ; I have never been accused of letting a false ambition of consistency warp my conduct ; but , ' etc. , etc. And the end always is that a middle course is devised which ...
... course ? I am of course not bound by mere sentences used in debate ; I have never been accused of letting a false ambition of consistency warp my conduct ; but , ' etc. , etc. And the end always is that a middle course is devised which ...
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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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