The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... hands of the inheritor just as much as in the hands of the maker ; it is a simple envy and love of a heap of gold as a heap of gold . From this our aristocracy preserves us . There is no country where a ' poor devil of a millionaire is ...
... hands of the inheritor just as much as in the hands of the maker ; it is a simple envy and love of a heap of gold as a heap of gold . From this our aristocracy preserves us . There is no country where a ' poor devil of a millionaire is ...
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... hands of the premier , and depends for its characteristic use on being there . He , as the head of the predominant party , is the proper person to modify gradually the permanent chamber which , perhaps , was at starting hostile to him ...
... hands of the premier , and depends for its characteristic use on being there . He , as the head of the predominant party , is the proper person to modify gradually the permanent chamber which , perhaps , was at starting hostile to him ...
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... hands . than in the King's . It was the uncertainty whether the King would exercise it , and how far he would exercise it , that mainly animated the opposition . In fact , you may place power in weak hands at a revolution , but you ...
... hands . than in the King's . It was the uncertainty whether the King would exercise it , and how far he would exercise it , that mainly animated the opposition . In fact , you may place power in weak hands at a revolution , but you ...
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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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