The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Sir Robert Peel's majority was , in some respects , the most like the present which we have ever seen , or at least seen since Mr. Pitt's time , which is perhaps too old and too different to compare with the present . Sir Robert Peel's ...
... Sir Robert Peel's majority was , in some respects , the most like the present which we have ever seen , or at least seen since Mr. Pitt's time , which is perhaps too old and too different to compare with the present . Sir Robert Peel's ...
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... Sir Robert Peel's time ) when the ideas of the government may be too enlightened for their party , and when some section of that party may be ready to break from and vote against them . In such a case every one is much tempted to join ...
... Sir Robert Peel's time ) when the ideas of the government may be too enlightened for their party , and when some section of that party may be ready to break from and vote against them . In such a case every one is much tempted to join ...
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... Sir Robert Peel's Government , the only very strong government of those times , the only government in strength at all like the present , had tried to found a government system and had failed . No direct state teaching - no school board ...
... Sir Robert Peel's Government , the only very strong government of those times , the only government in strength at all like the present , had tried to found a government system and had failed . No direct state teaching - no school board ...
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