The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... assembly , and a penalty upon that assembly if they cease to be guided by it . But Lord Derby's Government has no majority . The great club which rules us ( we may be pardoned for the novelty , because of the descriptiveness of the ...
... assembly , and a penalty upon that assembly if they cease to be guided by it . But Lord Derby's Government has no majority . The great club which rules us ( we may be pardoned for the novelty , because of the descriptiveness of the ...
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... assemblies . The coercive action of a steady majority in a settled direction is the sole force for combining great assemblies ... assembly at an irritable moment ; everything may be said in it and nothing can be done in it . The present ...
... assemblies . The coercive action of a steady majority in a settled direction is the sole force for combining great assemblies ... assembly at an irritable moment ; everything may be said in it and nothing can be done in it . The present ...
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... assembly . Moreover , there was a Puritan minority — a small one certainly — but very zealous , which would perhaps debate , certainly hint evil , and possibly destroy the éclat , unanimity and glory of the proceeding by voting against ...
... assembly . Moreover , there was a Puritan minority — a small one certainly — but very zealous , which would perhaps debate , certainly hint evil , and possibly destroy the éclat , unanimity and glory of the proceeding by voting against ...
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