The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... considerable number will be found among its more distinguished students interested in its good fortune , and able and willing to take a share in its government and direction . Such a body exactly is , according to the theory of it , the ...
... considerable number will be found among its more distinguished students interested in its good fortune , and able and willing to take a share in its government and direction . Such a body exactly is , according to the theory of it , the ...
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... considerable objections , and the evils of ' concurrent endowment ' of any new religious endowment are undoubtedly at the present time very great ; still we cannot insist on them , because we do not wish the people to remain uneducated ...
... considerable objections , and the evils of ' concurrent endowment ' of any new religious endowment are undoubtedly at the present time very great ; still we cannot insist on them , because we do not wish the people to remain uneducated ...
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... considerable rise in their own wages , whereas fathers in the latter parish will profit doubly by the greater demand for their children's labour , and probably by at least as much rise in the value of their own labour , as their ...
... considerable rise in their own wages , whereas fathers in the latter parish will profit doubly by the greater demand for their children's labour , and probably by at least as much rise in the value of their own labour , as their ...
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