The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... things is , to enjoy that state of things . Over the " cavalier " mind this world passes with a thrill of delight ; there is an exultation in a daily event , zest in the " regular thing " , joy at an old feast . Sir Walter Scott is an ...
... things is , to enjoy that state of things . Over the " cavalier " mind this world passes with a thrill of delight ; there is an exultation in a daily event , zest in the " regular thing " , joy at an old feast . Sir Walter Scott is an ...
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... things which are good and fitting ; it must alter such as cramp and give pain . The dictator dare not appoint a bad minister if he would . I admit that such a despot is a better selector of administrators than a parliament ; that he ...
... things which are good and fitting ; it must alter such as cramp and give pain . The dictator dare not appoint a bad minister if he would . I admit that such a despot is a better selector of administrators than a parliament ; that he ...
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... things both and what was called ' inglorious ease ' . Modern life is scanty in excitements , but incessant in quiet action . Its perpetual com- merce is creating a ' stock - taking ' habit — the habit of asking each man , thing , and ...
... things both and what was called ' inglorious ease ' . Modern life is scanty in excitements , but incessant in quiet action . Its perpetual com- merce is creating a ' stock - taking ' habit — the habit of asking each man , thing , and ...
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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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