The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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Walter Bagehot Norman St. John-Stevas. The Present Majority in Parliament ' THE present Parliament differs from the last almost as much as two Parliaments can differ . The men are often indeed the same ; the kind of men is always the ...
Walter Bagehot Norman St. John-Stevas. The Present Majority in Parliament ' THE present Parliament differs from the last almost as much as two Parliaments can differ . The men are often indeed the same ; the kind of men is always the ...
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... Parliament should at all resemble a barrack yard that we desire a great liberty of suggestion , and object to coercive attempts at pre- mature unity . The quality of leadership now required by the Liberal party is therefore plain . It ...
... Parliament should at all resemble a barrack yard that we desire a great liberty of suggestion , and object to coercive attempts at pre- mature unity . The quality of leadership now required by the Liberal party is therefore plain . It ...
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... Parliament will consent to surrender its powers , even partially and temporarily , to any individual codifier . ' Parliament , ' he says , ' would never be induced to put such confidence in any individual as to entrust him with a work ...
... Parliament will consent to surrender its powers , even partially and temporarily , to any individual codifier . ' Parliament , ' he says , ' would never be induced to put such confidence in any individual as to entrust him with a work ...
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