The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... hope to be on a level with the highest below the throne , and in which each may reasonably , and without sanguine impracticability , hope to gain one step in social elevation , to be at last on a level with those who at first were just ...
... hope to be on a level with the highest below the throne , and in which each may reasonably , and without sanguine impracticability , hope to gain one step in social elevation , to be at last on a level with those who at first were just ...
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... hope to many , and it * I leave this passage to stand as it was written , just after the assassination of Mr. Lincoln , and when everyone said Mr. Johnson would be very hostile to the South . takes away hope from many . It is one of 216 ...
... hope to many , and it * I leave this passage to stand as it was written , just after the assassination of Mr. Lincoln , and when everyone said Mr. Johnson would be very hostile to the South . takes away hope from many . It is one of 216 ...
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... hope in advocating republicanism appears to be the introduction of a simpler method of life into the country , but that is certainly not the object of the less educated English republicans . We doubt if it is an attainable object at all ...
... hope in advocating republicanism appears to be the introduction of a simpler method of life into the country , but that is certainly not the object of the less educated English republicans . We doubt if it is an attainable object at all ...
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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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