The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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Only on very exceptional occasions , such as the discussion on the Eastern Question in 1840 , was a formal minute made . This system of no minutes and no formal agenda continued until the creation of the war cabinet in 1916.
Only on very exceptional occasions , such as the discussion on the Eastern Question in 1840 , was a formal minute made . This system of no minutes and no formal agenda continued until the creation of the war cabinet in 1916.
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The more fundamental the question under discussion , the more is this the case . On isolated questions , on casual questions , on temporary questions on a war with China , on a treaty with Japan — a statesman may hope to carry his ...
The more fundamental the question under discussion , the more is this the case . On isolated questions , on casual questions , on temporary questions on a war with China , on a treaty with Japan — a statesman may hope to carry his ...
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No matter whether the question upon which it decides be administrative or legislative ; no matter whether it concerns high matters of the essential Constitution or small matters of daily detail ; no matter whether it be a question of ...
No matter whether the question upon which it decides be administrative or legislative ; no matter whether it concerns high matters of the essential Constitution or small matters of daily detail ; no matter whether it be a question of ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
Note on the Text 31 Note on the Text | 35 |
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