The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... nature . ' Deep under the sur- face of the intellect ' , he writes in his essay on Macaulay , ' lies the stratum of ... natural selection to social growth . Evolution had been discussed since the publication of Robert Chambers ' Vestiges ...
... nature . ' Deep under the sur- face of the intellect ' , he writes in his essay on Macaulay , ' lies the stratum of ... natural selection to social growth . Evolution had been discussed since the publication of Robert Chambers ' Vestiges ...
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... nature . In The English Constitution he attributed the fall of the Cromwellian republic to ' the solid clay of the English apathetic nature . ' In his essay on Cowper , while stressing the unfortunate effect the curate of Olney , John ...
... nature . In The English Constitution he attributed the fall of the Cromwellian republic to ' the solid clay of the English apathetic nature . ' In his essay on Cowper , while stressing the unfortunate effect the curate of Olney , John ...
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... nature which came out under suffering , and was very attractive . But success in a lottery is no argument for ... natural to a presidential government . The president is elected by processes which forbid the election of known men ...
... nature which came out under suffering , and was very attractive . But success in a lottery is no argument for ... natural to a presidential government . The president is elected by processes which forbid the election of known men ...
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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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