The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... beginning that creates the hoarded energy of the end ; it is the silent toil of the first generation that becomes the transmitted aptitude of the next . Here physical causes do not create the moral , but moral create the physical ; here ...
... beginning that creates the hoarded energy of the end ; it is the silent toil of the first generation that becomes the transmitted aptitude of the next . Here physical causes do not create the moral , but moral create the physical ; here ...
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... beginning in religion , contrary to a thousand analogies , it remained religious . For that we care for them ; from that have issued endless consequences . But I cannot deal with such matters here , nor are they to my purpose . As ...
... beginning in religion , contrary to a thousand analogies , it remained religious . For that we care for them ; from that have issued endless consequences . But I cannot deal with such matters here , nor are they to my purpose . As ...
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... beginning of the age of discussion . He belongs in his essence to the age which is going out . He refers with reverence to established ordinance and fixed religion . Still , in his travels through Greece , he must have heard endless ...
... beginning of the age of discussion . He belongs in his essence to the age which is going out . He refers with reverence to established ordinance and fixed religion . Still , in his travels through Greece , he must have heard endless ...
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Physics and Politics 1872 | 13 |
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