The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... ages of monotony had their use , for they trained men for ages when they need not be monotonous . IV But even yet we have not realised the full benefit of those early polities and those early laws . They not only ' bound up ' men in ...
... ages of monotony had their use , for they trained men for ages when they need not be monotonous . IV But even yet we have not realised the full benefit of those early polities and those early laws . They not only ' bound up ' men in ...
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... ages and countries . Accordingly , every pursuit seemed to start forward . Poetry , science , and architecture ... ages and countries . If any particular power is much prized in an age , those possessed of that power will be imitated ...
... ages and countries . Accordingly , every pursuit seemed to start forward . Poetry , science , and architecture ... ages and countries . If any particular power is much prized in an age , those possessed of that power will be imitated ...
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... ages . The first work of the first ages is to bind men together in the strong bond of a rough , coarse , harsh custom ; and the incessant conflict of nations effects this in the best way . Every nation is an ' hereditary co - operative ...
... ages . The first work of the first ages is to bind men together in the strong bond of a rough , coarse , harsh custom ; and the incessant conflict of nations effects this in the best way . Every nation is an ' hereditary co - operative ...
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