The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Prime Minister , remaining so until Gladstone's second Ministry in 1880 . This was the first Conservative administration to have a majority in the Commons since 1846. His first success was in obtaining Lord Salisbury's consent to serve ...
... Prime Minister , remaining so until Gladstone's second Ministry in 1880 . This was the first Conservative administration to have a majority in the Commons since 1846. His first success was in obtaining Lord Salisbury's consent to serve ...
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... Cabinet cannot confine itself , if it is to live , to such legislation ; it is ( not by its own fault , but by the ... Prime Minister - was Secretary of State for War . Both men , together with Lord Carnarvon , resigned on February 9 ...
... Cabinet cannot confine itself , if it is to live , to such legislation ; it is ( not by its own fault , but by the ... Prime Minister - was Secretary of State for War . Both men , together with Lord Carnarvon , resigned on February 9 ...
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... chief in the House of Commons should also belong to the highest and most aristocratic class , particularly if he were ... Prime Minister in 1880 , when neither Hartington nor Granville could form an administration . - Ed . The Leadership ...
... chief in the House of Commons should also belong to the highest and most aristocratic class , particularly if he were ... Prime Minister in 1880 , when neither Hartington nor Granville could form an administration . - Ed . The Leadership ...
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