The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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With the passing of the Queen , British monarchs did behave as Bagehot said they shouldlife after all , as Wilde remarked ... Bagehot's interest in the monarchy appeared early and in 1838 , at the age of 12 , he was following ...
With the passing of the Queen , British monarchs did behave as Bagehot said they shouldlife after all , as Wilde remarked ... Bagehot's interest in the monarchy appeared early and in 1838 , at the age of 12 , he was following ...
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The spread of universal education in Britain has not weakened but strengthened the monarchy . The monarchical symbol appears to appeal to some deepseated instinct in human beings . Bagehot in fact answers his own point when he states ...
The spread of universal education in Britain has not weakened but strengthened the monarchy . The monarchical symbol appears to appeal to some deepseated instinct in human beings . Bagehot in fact answers his own point when he states ...
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Nobody , indeed , can feel enthusiasm for monarchy in the abstract , as distinguished from some particular dynasty which has struck root in a particular nation , for abstract monarchy is not a real political power ; it is only a ...
Nobody , indeed , can feel enthusiasm for monarchy in the abstract , as distinguished from some particular dynasty which has struck root in a particular nation , for abstract monarchy is not a real political power ; it is only a ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
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