The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Lord George Bentinck , Mr. Disraeli was a necessity to the Conservatives of the lower House . And so it is in the Lords , now that Lord Derby's health no longer permits him to accept the duties of leader of the party . Lord Malmesbury3 ...
... Lord George Bentinck , Mr. Disraeli was a necessity to the Conservatives of the lower House . And so it is in the Lords , now that Lord Derby's health no longer permits him to accept the duties of leader of the party . Lord Malmesbury3 ...
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... Lord Granville were not available . Lord Clarendon , the Duke of Argyll , Lord Kimberley , ' are all , though not specially fitted for such a position , unquestionably abler men and men of more weight with the House of Lords than the ...
... Lord Granville were not available . Lord Clarendon , the Duke of Argyll , Lord Kimberley , ' are all , though not specially fitted for such a position , unquestionably abler men and men of more weight with the House of Lords than the ...
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... Lord Derby and Lord Salisbury made speeches of a certain interest in relation to the latest symptoms of official life . Lord Derby , who is of course always cautious , and Lord Salisbury , who is perhaps rather seldom so , both spoke ...
... Lord Derby and Lord Salisbury made speeches of a certain interest in relation to the latest symptoms of official life . Lord Derby , who is of course always cautious , and Lord Salisbury , who is perhaps rather seldom so , both spoke ...
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