The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... later when Mr. Menzies was elected U.A.P. leader . Similar action was taken some years later when Mr. Curtin died in office . Mr. Forde , deputy Prime Minister and deputy leader of the Labour party held office for six days until the ...
... later when Mr. Menzies was elected U.A.P. leader . Similar action was taken some years later when Mr. Curtin died in office . Mr. Forde , deputy Prime Minister and deputy leader of the Labour party held office for six days until the ...
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... later he wrote to Bagehot's wife : ' I remember feeling , and I still feel , how true the article on myself is in the parts least favourable to my vanity . ' Gladstone's financial powers were clear by the time of Bagehot's essay . His ...
... later he wrote to Bagehot's wife : ' I remember feeling , and I still feel , how true the article on myself is in the parts least favourable to my vanity . ' Gladstone's financial powers were clear by the time of Bagehot's essay . His ...
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... later set up and has since been subsumed into the Expenditure Com- mittee first set up in 1971. A committee in connection with the work of the Parliamentary Commissioner was set up in 1967 and remains in existence . At the time of ...
... later set up and has since been subsumed into the Expenditure Com- mittee first set up in 1971. A committee in connection with the work of the Parliamentary Commissioner was set up in 1967 and remains in existence . At the time of ...
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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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