The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... advantages may be perishable or inimitable , yet , on the whole , the energy of civilisation grows by the coalescence of strengths and by the competition of strengths . II By far the greatest advantage is that on which I observed before ...
... advantages may be perishable or inimitable , yet , on the whole , the energy of civilisation grows by the coalescence of strengths and by the competition of strengths . II By far the greatest advantage is that on which I observed before ...
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... 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 , by nations of definite families tracing descent through the ...
... 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 , by nations of definite families tracing descent through the ...
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... advantage of birth or fortune , with no particular advantage of education , without brilliant eloquence or graceful manners , has risen by solid sense and determined energy to be where he is . We do not remember any instance ( and we ...
... advantage of birth or fortune , with no particular advantage of education , without brilliant eloquence or graceful manners , has risen by solid sense and determined energy to be where he is . We do not remember any instance ( and we ...
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