The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... administration . He was now old and the vigour of Whig reform had evaporated . But Palmerston enjoyed great popularity with the electorate and achieved a Whig - Liberal victory at the election in July 1865 , which was to be the last ...
... administration . He was now old and the vigour of Whig reform had evaporated . But Palmerston enjoyed great popularity with the electorate and achieved a Whig - Liberal victory at the election in July 1865 , which was to be the last ...
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... administration to have a majority in the Commons since 1846. His first success was in obtaining Lord Salisbury's consent to serve in the Cabinet as Secretary for India , since Salisbury had never forgiven him for introducing the second ...
... administration to have a majority in the Commons since 1846. His first success was in obtaining Lord Salisbury's consent to serve in the Cabinet as Secretary for India , since Salisbury had never forgiven him for introducing the second ...
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... administration , such defects of routine , that we scarcely lament them or think twice of them . But why should we not mend them ? Burke , no doubt , exhorted our forefathers in 1793 to be content with the British Constitution , because ...
... administration , such defects of routine , that we scarcely lament them or think twice of them . But why should we not mend them ? Burke , no doubt , exhorted our forefathers in 1793 to be content with the British Constitution , because ...
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