The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... danger of the House of Commons ' , remarked Bagehot prophetically , ' is , perhaps , that it will be reformed too rashly ; the danger of the House of Lords certainly is , that it may never be reformed . Nobody asks that it should be so ...
... danger of the House of Commons ' , remarked Bagehot prophetically , ' is , perhaps , that it will be reformed too rashly ; the danger of the House of Lords certainly is , that it may never be reformed . Nobody asks that it should be so ...
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... danger of the House of Commons is , perhaps , that it will be reformed too rashly ; the danger of the House of Lords certainly is , that it may never be reformed . Nobody asks that it should be so ; it is quite safe against rough ...
... danger of the House of Commons is , perhaps , that it will be reformed too rashly ; the danger of the House of Lords certainly is , that it may never be reformed . Nobody asks that it should be so ; it is quite safe against rough ...
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... danger of the Prince of Wales . In the press perhaps that excitement , genuine and wide - spread as it has undoubtedly been , may have been a little magni- fied . But no political observer , however sober , can doubt that from one end ...
... danger of the Prince of Wales . In the press perhaps that excitement , genuine and wide - spread as it has undoubtedly been , may have been a little magni- fied . But no political observer , however sober , can doubt that from one end ...
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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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