The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essays |
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The answer is that there are very many advantages - some small and some great every one of which tends to make the ... II By far the greatest advantage is that on which I observed before- that to which I drew all the attention I was ...
The answer is that there are very many advantages - some small and some great every one of which tends to make the ... II By far the greatest advantage is that on which I observed before- that to which I drew all the attention I was ...
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Similarly , the best institutions have a natural military advantage over bad institutions . The first great victory of civilisation was the conquest of nations with ill - defined families having legal descent through the mother only ...
Similarly , the best institutions have a natural military advantage over bad institutions . The first great victory of civilisation was the conquest of nations with ill - defined families having legal descent through the mother only ...
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There must be something very remark- able in a man who , with no advantage of birth or fortune , with no particular advantage of education , without brilliant eloquence or graceful manners , has risen by solid sense and determined ...
There must be something very remark- able in a man who , with no advantage of birth or fortune , with no particular advantage of education , without brilliant eloquence or graceful manners , has risen by solid sense and determined ...
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Physics and Politics 1872 | 13 |
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