The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... better , than civilised man . The South American uses the horse which the European brought better than the European . Many races use the rifle — the especial and very complicated weapon of civilised man - better , upon an average , than ...
... better , than civilised man . The South American uses the horse which the European brought better than the European . Many races use the rifle — the especial and very complicated weapon of civilised man - better , upon an average , than ...
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... better than the conquered ( most merits in early society are more or less military merits ) , but they would not be very much better , for the lowest steps in the ladder of civilisation are very steep , and the effort to mount them is ...
... better than the conquered ( most merits in early society are more or less military merits ) , but they would not be very much better , for the lowest steps in the ladder of civilisation are very steep , and the effort to mount them is ...
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... better and more precisely than the barbarian . Thirdly , civilised man not only has greater powers over nature , but knows better how to use them , and by better I here mean better for the health and comfort of his present body and mind ...
... better and more precisely than the barbarian . Thirdly , civilised man not only has greater powers over nature , but knows better how to use them , and by better I here mean better for the health and comfort of his present body and mind ...
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