The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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The cabinet , in a word , is a board of control chosen by the legislature , out of persons whom it trusts and knows , to rule the nation . The particular mode in which the English ministers are selected ; the fiction that they are ...
The cabinet , in a word , is a board of control chosen by the legislature , out of persons whom it trusts and knows , to rule the nation . The particular mode in which the English ministers are selected ; the fiction that they are ...
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Any permanent legislature at all , any constantly acting mechanism for enacting and repealing laws , is , though it seems to us so natural , quite contrary to the inveterate conceptions of mankind . The great majority of nations ...
Any permanent legislature at all , any constantly acting mechanism for enacting and repealing laws , is , though it seems to us so natural , quite contrary to the inveterate conceptions of mankind . The great majority of nations ...
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First , you must get a good legislature ; and next , you must keep it good . And these are by no means so nearly connected as might be thought at first sight . To keep a legislature efficient , it must have a sufficient supply of ...
First , you must get a good legislature ; and next , you must keep it good . And these are by no means so nearly connected as might be thought at first sight . To keep a legislature efficient , it must have a sufficient supply of ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
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