The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... argument I will believe , and till I see such argument I will not believe ' . But , in fact , every idea vividly before us soon appears to us to be true , unless we keep up our perceptions of the arguments which prove it untrue , and ...
... argument I will believe , and till I see such argument I will not believe ' . But , in fact , every idea vividly before us soon appears to us to be true , unless we keep up our perceptions of the arguments which prove it untrue , and ...
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... arguments are produced under conditions ; the argument abstractedly best is not necessarily the winning argument . Political discussion must move those who have to act ; it must be framed in the ideas , and be consonant with the ...
... arguments are produced under conditions ; the argument abstractedly best is not necessarily the winning argument . Political discussion must move those who have to act ; it must be framed in the ideas , and be consonant with the ...
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... argument of licentious freedom within changing limits , and which was ruled by that argument spasmodically and practically , though not in name or consistently . But though in the earliest and in the latest time government by discussion ...
... argument of licentious freedom within changing limits , and which was ruled by that argument spasmodically and practically , though not in name or consistently . But though in the earliest and in the latest time government by discussion ...
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