The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... wrote in 1848. If power ' , he wrote , ' be given to a miserable democracy , that democracy will endeavour above all things not to be miserable . This it will attempt , by whatever schemes are congenial to minds and consciences ...
... wrote in 1848. If power ' , he wrote , ' be given to a miserable democracy , that democracy will endeavour above all things not to be miserable . This it will attempt , by whatever schemes are congenial to minds and consciences ...
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... wrote Bagehot , ' not the characteristic and typical element of either party , but the neutral , the common , the pervading elements which are diffused through the moderate men of all parties.'223 He thought not in abstractions but in ...
... wrote Bagehot , ' not the characteristic and typical element of either party , but the neutral , the common , the pervading elements which are diffused through the moderate men of all parties.'223 He thought not in abstractions but in ...
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... wrote Bagehot , ' no influence with the country . Such a vast power over Englishmen as has been possessed by Lord Palmerston and by Mr. Gladstone was out of his way altogether . Between Mr. Disraeli and common Englishmen there was too ...
... wrote Bagehot , ' no influence with the country . Such a vast power over Englishmen as has been possessed by Lord Palmerston and by Mr. Gladstone was out of his way altogether . Between Mr. Disraeli and common Englishmen there was too ...
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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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