The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... told her to make peers , and she made them . But of large thought and comprehensive statesmanship she was as destitute as Mrs. Masham . She supported a bad ministry by the most extreme of measures , and she did it on caprice . The case ...
... told her to make peers , and she made them . But of large thought and comprehensive statesmanship she was as destitute as Mrs. Masham . She supported a bad ministry by the most extreme of measures , and she did it on caprice . The case ...
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... told . To early royalty , as Homer describes it in Greece and as we may well imagine it elsewhere , there were always two adjuncts : one the ' old men , ' the men of weight , the council , the Bouλn , of which the king asked advice ...
... told . To early royalty , as Homer describes it in Greece and as we may well imagine it elsewhere , there were always two adjuncts : one the ' old men , ' the men of weight , the council , the Bouλn , of which the king asked advice ...
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... told , assumes that the present Constitution will be retained though the suffrage is lowered , and that the point of the demon- stration depends on that retention . But I answer by denial . I say that any readjustment of boundaries ...
... told , assumes that the present Constitution will be retained though the suffrage is lowered , and that the point of the demon- stration depends on that retention . But I answer by denial . I say that any readjustment of boundaries ...
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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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