The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... progress . ' No one will ever comprehend the arrested civilisations un- less he sees the strict dilemma of early society . Either men had no law at all and lived in confused tribes , hardly hanging together , or they had to obtain a ...
... progress . ' No one will ever comprehend the arrested civilisations un- less he sees the strict dilemma of early society . Either men had no law at all and lived in confused tribes , hardly hanging together , or they had to obtain a ...
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... progress and that once it was established its advantages assisted its continuation and development . He was thus able to take an optimistic view of the future of England : if discussion was at the time he was writing the prerogative of ...
... progress and that once it was established its advantages assisted its continuation and development . He was thus able to take an optimistic view of the future of England : if discussion was at the time he was writing the prerogative of ...
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... progress than when small affairs are in progress — when 15 The Fortnightly Review has the following instead of the sentence above : ' A great legislative body is , as has been said before , as must never be forgotten , a perpetual ...
... progress than when small affairs are in progress — when 15 The Fortnightly Review has the following instead of the sentence above : ' A great legislative body is , as has been said before , as must never be forgotten , a perpetual ...
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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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