The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... constituencies were new , and new members were unpledged . We do not yet know what in the course of a year or two our present majority may become , but it is probably a safe political prediction that , even at the worst , it will be far ...
... constituencies were new , and new members were unpledged . We do not yet know what in the course of a year or two our present majority may become , but it is probably a safe political prediction that , even at the worst , it will be far ...
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... constituencies a decisive enthusiasm for Liberalism and Mr. Gladstone , which was far stronger than any competing feeling , and which swept all before it . But now this enthusiasm exists no longer , and in place of the triumphs it ...
... constituencies a decisive enthusiasm for Liberalism and Mr. Gladstone , which was far stronger than any competing feeling , and which swept all before it . But now this enthusiasm exists no longer , and in place of the triumphs it ...
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... constituencies would not hear of such a novelty . In each of them there are two rival electioneering organisations - two sets of antagonist lawyers and it is only by getting a hold on one of these that any candidate can hope to be ...
... constituencies would not hear of such a novelty . In each of them there are two rival electioneering organisations - two sets of antagonist lawyers and it is only by getting a hold on one of these that any candidate can hope to be ...
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