The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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The second was a calm national mind - ' a tone of mind sufficiently stable to bear the necessary excite- ment of conspicuous revolutions'.242 In this respect the existence of the monarchy was of great utility since the uneducated ...
The second was a calm national mind - ' a tone of mind sufficiently stable to bear the necessary excite- ment of conspicuous revolutions'.242 In this respect the existence of the monarchy was of great utility since the uneducated ...
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But though this superstition prevents the election of rulers , it renders possible the existence of unelected rulers . Untaught people fancy that their king , crowned with the holy crown , anointed with the oil of Rheims , descended of ...
But though this superstition prevents the election of rulers , it renders possible the existence of unelected rulers . Untaught people fancy that their king , crowned with the holy crown , anointed with the oil of Rheims , descended of ...
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There are whole classes who have not a conception of what the higher orders call comfort ; who have not the prerequisites of moral existence ; who cannot lead the life that becomes a man . But the most miserable of these classes do not ...
There are whole classes who have not a conception of what the higher orders call comfort ; who have not the prerequisites of moral existence ; who cannot lead the life that becomes a man . But the most miserable of these classes do not ...
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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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