The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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A cake of custom , of rigid inviolable rules , is an essential pre - requisite of a stable society . This solidity is the basis of early society , but it also threatens its survival , by barring any progress .
A cake of custom , of rigid inviolable rules , is an essential pre - requisite of a stable society . This solidity is the basis of early society , but it also threatens its survival , by barring any progress .
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This is society as it grew up in Greece or Italy , as it grows up in any American or colonial town . So far from the notion of a ' head of society ' being a necessary notion , in many ages it would scarcely have been an intelligible ...
This is society as it grew up in Greece or Italy , as it grows up in any American or colonial town . So far from the notion of a ' head of society ' being a necessary notion , in many ages it would scarcely have been an intelligible ...
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a has taken place in the structure of our society exactly analogous to the change in our polity . A republic has insinuated itself beneath the folds of a monarchy . Charles II was really the head of society ; Whitehall , in his time ...
a has taken place in the structure of our society exactly analogous to the change in our polity . A republic has insinuated itself beneath the folds of a monarchy . Charles II was really the head of society ; Whitehall , in his time ...
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of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
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