The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... reference , but these powers are in essence the same as he exercises in the full cabinet . The committee system is a mode of operating cabinet government not its supplanting . ' In fact ' , writes Mr. Gordon Walker , giving an account ...
... reference , but these powers are in essence the same as he exercises in the full cabinet . The committee system is a mode of operating cabinet government not its supplanting . ' In fact ' , writes Mr. Gordon Walker , giving an account ...
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... his book Mr. Gordon Walker makes only a cryptic reference to this incident , as does Mr. Wilson in his book ( see p . 396 ) . the same fate . It is said that the Commons W.B. V - 10 145 THE COMMONS - A DIGNIFIED INSTITUTION ?
... his book Mr. Gordon Walker makes only a cryptic reference to this incident , as does Mr. Wilson in his book ( see p . 396 ) . the same fate . It is said that the Commons W.B. V - 10 145 THE COMMONS - A DIGNIFIED INSTITUTION ?
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... reference to one another ; or rather they were never made , but grew as each could . The sort of free trade which prevailed in public institutions in the English middle ages is very curious . Our three courts of law - the Queen's Bench ...
... reference to one another ; or rather they were never made , but grew as each could . The sort of free trade which prevailed in public institutions in the English middle ages is very curious . Our three courts of law - the Queen's Bench ...
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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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