The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... monarchy appeared early and in 1838 , at the age of 12 , he was following the bedchamber crisis closely . In a letter to his mother of May 18 , when she was visiting London , he writes : ' We are all going on very well without you , and ...
... monarchy appeared early and in 1838 , at the age of 12 , he was following the bedchamber crisis closely . In a letter to his mother of May 18 , when she was visiting London , he writes : ' We are all going on very well without you , and ...
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... monarchy . The monarchical symbol appears to appeal to some deep- seated instinct in human beings . Bagehot in fact answers his own point when he states : . . . royalty is a government in which ... monarchy strengthened the 87 THE MONARCHY.
... monarchy . The monarchical symbol appears to appeal to some deep- seated instinct in human beings . Bagehot in fact answers his own point when he states : . . . royalty is a government in which ... monarchy strengthened the 87 THE MONARCHY.
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... 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 particular dynasty that is a real political power ...
... 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 particular dynasty that is a real political power ...
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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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