The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... reserve so that he could take a fresh view of new contingencies and keep an animated curiosity about coming events : ' A great premier must add the vivacity of an idle man to the assiduity of a very laborious one . 277 The task of the ...
... reserve so that he could take a fresh view of new contingencies and keep an animated curiosity about coming events : ' A great premier must add the vivacity of an idle man to the assiduity of a very laborious one . 277 The task of the ...
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... reserve power as constitutional monarch is the most instructive proof how great that reserve power is . In February , 1848 , Guizot was weak 29 The Fortnightly Review has the following additional sentence : ' He was elected yester- day ...
... reserve power as constitutional monarch is the most instructive proof how great that reserve power is . In February , 1848 , Guizot was weak 29 The Fortnightly Review has the following additional sentence : ' He was elected yester- day ...
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... reserve force of the Constitu- tion as if it were an ordinary force ; that he should not use it except when the whole nation fixedly wished it ; that it should be kept for a revolution , not expended on administration ; and it would ...
... reserve force of the Constitu- tion as if it were an ordinary force ; that he should not use it except when the whole nation fixedly wished it ; that it should be kept for a revolution , not expended on administration ; and it would ...
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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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