The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... voted on the principle of entry in October 1971 the Conservatives were allowed a free vote and 39 voted against entry . Labour , on the other hand , im- posed a three line whip to vote against the market , yet in the division 69 Labour ...
... voted on the principle of entry in October 1971 the Conservatives were allowed a free vote and 39 voted against entry . Labour , on the other hand , im- posed a three line whip to vote against the market , yet in the division 69 Labour ...
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... vote , I will vote for A .; but if A. does not want my vote , I will vote for B .; and if B. does not want my vote , I will vote for C .; and if C. does not want my vote , I will vote for D .; and so on , down to Z. Mr. Hare never fails ...
... vote , I will vote for A .; but if A. does not want my vote , I will vote for B .; and if B. does not want my vote , I will vote for C .; and if C. does not want my vote , I will vote for D .; and so on , down to Z. Mr. Hare never fails ...
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... vote from constituency to constituency even once is dangerous , the power to shift it about thus often must be very dangerous . On the face of the matter any good electioneering agent would say that this voting - paper was made to help ...
... vote from constituency to constituency even once is dangerous , the power to shift it about thus often must be very dangerous . On the face of the matter any good electioneering agent would say that this voting - paper was made to help ...
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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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