The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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As the Pope is a bankrupt it seems unlikely that he should have much spare cash to send over to bribe English heretics . ... that it is illiberal , and he will survey it ; that it teaches Aristotle , and he will seem perplexed ; that it ...
As the Pope is a bankrupt it seems unlikely that he should have much spare cash to send over to bribe English heretics . ... that it is illiberal , and he will survey it ; that it teaches Aristotle , and he will seem perplexed ; that it ...
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This fusion of the legislative and executive functions may , to those who have not much considered it , seem but a ... its great com- petitor , which seems likely , unless care be taken , to outstrip it in the progress of the world .
This fusion of the legislative and executive functions may , to those who have not much considered it , seem but a ... its great com- petitor , which seems likely , unless care be taken , to outstrip it in the progress of the world .
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The New Title of the Queen ' THE debate of Thursday night may seem to some persons to be making too much of a mere ... either in England or in India , and the alteration of name seems , therefore , to be , at most , only a subject for ...
The New Title of the Queen ' THE debate of Thursday night may seem to some persons to be making too much of a mere ... either in England or in India , and the alteration of name seems , therefore , to be , at most , only a subject for ...
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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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