The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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In both the American and the Swiss Constitutions the Upper House has as much authority as the second : it could produce the maximum of impediment — the dead - lock , if it liked ; if it does not do so , it is owing not to the goodness ...
In both the American and the Swiss Constitutions the Upper House has as much authority as the second : it could produce the maximum of impediment — the dead - lock , if it liked ; if it does not do so , it is owing not to the goodness ...
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His hero is not a self - enclosed , excited philosopher , but ' that most skilful breeder , Sir John Sebright , who used to say , with respect to pigeons , that he would produce any given feathers in three years , but it would take him ...
His hero is not a self - enclosed , excited philosopher , but ' that most skilful breeder , Sir John Sebright , who used to say , with respect to pigeons , that he would produce any given feathers in three years , but it would take him ...
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We doubt in fact whether the substitution of a republic for a monarchy would in England produce any economic results at all , and whether therefore the first consequence of change would not be a disappointment so cruel as to produce the ...
We doubt in fact whether the substitution of a republic for a monarchy would in England produce any economic results at all , and whether therefore the first consequence of change would not be a disappointment so cruel as to produce the ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
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