The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... duty should it be to propose to the House to interfere , except his who has to consider carefully the best means of ... duty of any statesmen at all to provide for this , then it must clearly be the duty of the statesman charged with the ...
... duty should it be to propose to the House to interfere , except his who has to consider carefully the best means of ... duty of any statesmen at all to provide for this , then it must clearly be the duty of the statesman charged with the ...
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... duty , and will be nobody's duty , until we get a Minister of Education . And this , Mr. Lowe opposes , because he does not want to see the universities deprived of any of their spontaneous and independent life , without the authority ...
... duty , and will be nobody's duty , until we get a Minister of Education . And this , Mr. Lowe opposes , because he does not want to see the universities deprived of any of their spontaneous and independent life , without the authority ...
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... duty of sending children to school , and the proper limits on that duty , involve a very different class of considerations . To some extent the very nature of that duty is determined by local considerations . In rural districts there ...
... duty of sending children to school , and the proper limits on that duty , involve a very different class of considerations . To some extent the very nature of that duty is determined by local considerations . In rural districts there ...
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