The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 7 |
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Thirdly , we see why so few nations have made rapid advance , and how many have become stationary . It is in the process of becoming a nation , and in order to become such , that they subjected themselves to the influence which has made ...
Thirdly , we see why so few nations have made rapid advance , and how many have become stationary . It is in the process of becoming a nation , and in order to become such , that they subjected themselves to the influence which has made ...
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As we have seen , a man who knows no law , and who has never tried to know law , has no difficulty in becoming a barrister . There is no kind of fence to keep him out . But such a man could never become an attorney .
As we have seen , a man who knows no law , and who has never tried to know law , has no difficulty in becoming a barrister . There is no kind of fence to keep him out . But such a man could never become an attorney .
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Extreme opinions are forced by the superincumbent pressure to become working opinions , and their possessors , instead of dreamily discussing first principles , or wasting their strength in destruction , contribute their quota , often a ...
Extreme opinions are forced by the superincumbent pressure to become working opinions , and their possessors , instead of dreamily discussing first principles , or wasting their strength in destruction , contribute their quota , often a ...
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