The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... able to count the zealots on his fingers , but the non - zealots he will not be able to count at all . The sectaries are few ; the moderate men are the nation . Whoever is to rule England now must rule by calm sense , and not by party ...
... able to count the zealots on his fingers , but the non - zealots he will not be able to count at all . The sectaries are few ; the moderate men are the nation . Whoever is to rule England now must rule by calm sense , and not by party ...
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... able to be firm in policy , able to be bold in legislation , able to dis- regard scattered and selfish insurgents in the House of Commons . This was thrown away , and we feared it would be thrown away . On the very accession of the late ...
... able to be firm in policy , able to be bold in legislation , able to dis- regard scattered and selfish insurgents in the House of Commons . This was thrown away , and we feared it would be thrown away . On the very accession of the late ...
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... able now to assume office , and not able to act now as if it had any near prospect of it . The Conservatives have a sure and sufficient majority in this Parliament , and a new election would not destroy that majority , and might ...
... able now to assume office , and not able to act now as if it had any near prospect of it . The Conservatives have a sure and sufficient majority in this Parliament , and a new election would not destroy that majority , and might ...
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