The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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... to an exaggerated sense of existing evils ; often " excitement " -a total absorption in existing emo- tion ; oftener " inconsistency " , — the sacrifice of old habits to present emergencies ; and yet other unfavourable qualities.
... to an exaggerated sense of existing evils ; often " excitement " -a total absorption in existing emo- tion ; oftener " inconsistency " , — the sacrifice of old habits to present emergencies ; and yet other unfavourable qualities.
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Their demagogues will inculcate , their newspapers will recount , that the rule of the existing dynasty ( the people ) is better than the rule of the fallen dynasty ( the aristocracy ) . A people very rarely hears two sides of a subject ...
Their demagogues will inculcate , their newspapers will recount , that the rule of the existing dynasty ( the people ) is better than the rule of the fallen dynasty ( the aristocracy ) . A people very rarely hears two sides of a subject ...
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Suppose we add another constitutional fiction to the number already existing , and hold that the sovereign always is either in London or Windsor , and if he is absent permit the premier to assume that he is present , and to ...
Suppose we add another constitutional fiction to the number already existing , and hold that the sovereign always is either in London or Windsor , and if he is absent permit the premier to assume that he is present , and to ...
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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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