The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... English village there are more means of happiness , a greater accumula- tion of the instruments of enjoyment , than in the Australian tribe . The English have all manner of books , utensils , and machines which the others do not use ...
... English village there are more means of happiness , a greater accumula- tion of the instruments of enjoyment , than in the Australian tribe . The English have all manner of books , utensils , and machines which the others do not use ...
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... English boroughs are tending to make new voters in pre- dominant proportion Conservative , and also to diminish the zeal of Liberal voters . And , as far as we can judge , in this way the effective opinion of English boroughs tends to ...
... English boroughs are tending to make new voters in pre- dominant proportion Conservative , and also to diminish the zeal of Liberal voters . And , as far as we can judge , in this way the effective opinion of English boroughs tends to ...
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... English nation has no opinion at all ; since our fathers fell asleep there has been no bona fide discussion of them ; we have grown to manhood , and must pick up our belief as we can . The English nation is divided ; English Dissent is ...
... English nation has no opinion at all ; since our fathers fell asleep there has been no bona fide discussion of them ; we have grown to manhood , and must pick up our belief as we can . The English nation is divided ; English Dissent is ...
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