The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... measure had been followed by another of similar and greater power . The work which the Duke of Wellington in part performed has now , therefore , to be completed also . He met the half difficulty ; we have to surmount the whole one . We ...
... measure had been followed by another of similar and greater power . The work which the Duke of Wellington in part performed has now , therefore , to be completed also . He met the half difficulty ; we have to surmount the whole one . We ...
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... measures , which is not exactly the mode of acquiring influence in a political party in England , particu- larly one ... measure , and had protested against it ; and in the last stages of it I prevailed upon the House to agree to , and ...
... measures , which is not exactly the mode of acquiring influence in a political party in England , particu- larly one ... measure , and had protested against it ; and in the last stages of it I prevailed upon the House to agree to , and ...
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... measure A , measure B , measure C. The managers of the registration - the skilled manipulators — are busy men . They would say , ' Sir , here is our card ; if you want to get into Parlia- ment on our side , you must go for that card ...
... measure A , measure B , measure C. The managers of the registration - the skilled manipulators — are busy men . They would say , ' Sir , here is our card ; if you want to get into Parlia- ment on our side , you must go for that card ...
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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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