The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... cabinet - which rules and guides , but what con- sistency in policy or what vigour in legislation can be hoped for when a cabinet cannot be sure of carrying what it proposes , or rather when it is sure that the more it likes and prizes ...
... cabinet - which rules and guides , but what con- sistency in policy or what vigour in legislation can be hoped for when a cabinet cannot be sure of carrying what it proposes , or rather when it is sure that the more it likes and prizes ...
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... Cabinet cannot confine itself , if it is to live , to such legislation ; it is ( not by its own fault , but by the uncontrollable facts of its fate ) in front of the greatest of constitutional questions , which cannot be touched in the ...
... Cabinet cannot confine itself , if it is to live , to such legislation ; it is ( not by its own fault , but by the uncontrollable facts of its fate ) in front of the greatest of constitutional questions , which cannot be touched in the ...
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... Cabinet - we will not use names , as it is invidious - who are simply moderate Liberals on the wrong side . There are several members of the Cabinet who might have sat in Lord Palmerston's Cabinet , as far as opinions go , and who think ...
... Cabinet - we will not use names , as it is invidious - who are simply moderate Liberals on the wrong side . There are several members of the Cabinet who might have sat in Lord Palmerston's Cabinet , as far as opinions go , and who think ...
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