The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... England there is a common element which consists of fair , calm , sensible persons , who have something to lose , who have no intention of losing it , who hate change , who love improvement , who will be ruled in a manner they ...
... England there is a common element which consists of fair , calm , sensible persons , who have something to lose , who have no intention of losing it , who hate change , who love improvement , who will be ruled in a manner they ...
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... England now must rule by calm sense , and not by party passion . Will Mr. Gladstone be able so to rule her ? That is the question which comes foremost and which must be answered before any other . Till he has been tried , no one else ...
... England now must rule by calm sense , and not by party passion . Will Mr. Gladstone be able so to rule her ? That is the question which comes foremost and which must be answered before any other . Till he has been tried , no one else ...
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... England on the principles of the Radical party , and he failed , as every minister will fail who shapes his course and adjusts his policy by the creed of a special section , not by the opinion of the whole nation . If he return to power ...
... England on the principles of the Radical party , and he failed , as every minister will fail who shapes his course and adjusts his policy by the creed of a special section , not by the opinion of the whole nation . If he return to power ...
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