The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... France , for instance , is justly said to be the mean term between the Latin and the German races . A Norman , as you may see by looking at him , is of the north ; a Provençal is of the south , of all that there is most southern . You ...
... France , for instance , is justly said to be the mean term between the Latin and the German races . A Norman , as you may see by looking at him , is of the north ; a Provençal is of the south , of all that there is most southern . You ...
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... France , because the existing journals of Paris have from many causes a sort of monopoly , but if they had not , a few writers would be able to command salaries which would swallow up the whole profits of journalism . They would , in ...
... France , because the existing journals of Paris have from many causes a sort of monopoly , but if they had not , a few writers would be able to command salaries which would swallow up the whole profits of journalism . They would , in ...
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... France , under Louis Philippe , and do in America now , initiate a policy of their own . They must , to be efficient , ascertain the truth , and responsible statesmen will not communicate information to 294 THE PRESS.
... France , under Louis Philippe , and do in America now , initiate a policy of their own . They must , to be efficient , ascertain the truth , and responsible statesmen will not communicate information to 294 THE PRESS.
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