The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... choose to propose moderate Liberal measures , they are certain to pass them . The Liberals must support them on principle and even the extreme Conservatives rarely try to oppose them , and still more rarely do so effectually . The most ...
... choose to propose moderate Liberal measures , they are certain to pass them . The Liberals must support them on principle and even the extreme Conservatives rarely try to oppose them , and still more rarely do so effectually . The most ...
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... choose either the parties on the spot who choose to exert them- selves from zeal and philanthropy , or the whole inhabitants of the district who may be compelled to exert themselves by the law . There seems no third alternative . The ...
... choose either the parties on the spot who choose to exert them- selves from zeal and philanthropy , or the whole inhabitants of the district who may be compelled to exert themselves by the law . There seems no third alternative . The ...
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... choose out of a number of competing creeds and Churches which is the real truth and which is not . There could not be a debate in the whole House on that subject , neither could you go into committee upon it . Or again , admit- ting ...
... choose out of a number of competing creeds and Churches which is the real truth and which is not . There could not be a debate in the whole House on that subject , neither could you go into committee upon it . Or again , admit- ting ...
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