The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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No doubt there are parts of Great Britain , as for example Scotland , which are ripe for republicanism ; but those parts are few , and do not include either the great cities or the great manufacturing counties , places of all others ...
No doubt there are parts of Great Britain , as for example Scotland , which are ripe for republicanism ; but those parts are few , and do not include either the great cities or the great manufacturing counties , places of all others ...
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A republican assembly might no doubt allow land to be sold like sugar , but the only result of that would be that it would be absorbed more rapidly by those who could pay most for it . It might decree that all landed property should be ...
A republican assembly might no doubt allow land to be sold like sugar , but the only result of that would be that it would be absorbed more rapidly by those who could pay most for it . It might decree that all landed property should be ...
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This is a very good reason why we should pay willingly from time to time on adequate occasions £ 120,000 , as we are now asked to do , or even £ 150,000 as the House of Commons would , no doubt , very willingly do .
This is a very good reason why we should pay willingly from time to time on adequate occasions £ 120,000 , as we are now asked to do , or even £ 150,000 as the House of Commons would , no doubt , very willingly do .
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
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