The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... existence of the monarchy was of great utility since the uneducated classes im- agined that the Queen governed as well as reigned , and so the excessive excitement occasioned by choosing rulers was prevented by the apparent existence of ...
... existence of the monarchy was of great utility since the uneducated classes im- agined that the Queen governed as well as reigned , and so the excessive excitement occasioned by choosing rulers was prevented by the apparent existence of ...
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... existence ; she once had it , they allowed , but it had ceased by long disuse . If anyone will run over the pages of Comyn's Digest , or any other such book , title ' Prerogative , ' he will find the Queen has a hundred such powers ...
... existence ; she once had it , they allowed , but it had ceased by long disuse . If anyone will run over the pages of Comyn's Digest , or any other such book , title ' Prerogative , ' he will find the Queen has a hundred such powers ...
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... existence ; who cannot lead the life that becomes a man . But the most miserable of these classes do not impute their misery to politics . If a political agitator were to lecture to the peasants of Dorsetshire , and try to excite ...
... existence ; who cannot lead the life that becomes a man . But the most miserable of these classes do not impute their misery to politics . If a political agitator were to lecture to the peasants of Dorsetshire , and try to excite ...
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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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