The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... took place on March 1 1973 and Mr. Taverne was elected to Parliament with a majority of 13,171 over the official Labour candidate . The whole course of events re Britain's entry into the E.E.C. is exhaustively described in Mr. Clive ...
... took place on March 1 1973 and Mr. Taverne was elected to Parliament with a majority of 13,171 over the official Labour candidate . The whole course of events re Britain's entry into the E.E.C. is exhaustively described in Mr. Clive ...
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... recommend you to recur to them and to discuss them with your older colleagues who took part in them . It is unwise to recommence a policy which so lately worked so ill . ' The king would indeed have 253 THE MONARCHY ( CONTINUED )
... recommend you to recur to them and to discuss them with your older colleagues who took part in them . It is unwise to recommence a policy which so lately worked so ill . ' The king would indeed have 253 THE MONARCHY ( CONTINUED )
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... took place , and the result proved that loyalty was even then scarcely a match for the earnestness of the political beliefs against which it was unfortunately pitted ; and certainly loyalty was not only then stronger , but the political ...
... took place , and the result proved that loyalty was even then scarcely a match for the earnestness of the political beliefs against which it was unfortunately pitted ; and certainly loyalty was not only then stronger , but the political ...
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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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