The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... early world . We know now the Anglo - Indian suspi- cion or contempt for ' half - castes ' . The union of the Englishman and the Hindoo produces something not only between races , but between moralities . They have no inherited creed or ...
... early world . We know now the Anglo - Indian suspi- cion or contempt for ' half - castes ' . The union of the Englishman and the Hindoo produces something not only between races , but between moralities . They have no inherited creed or ...
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... early society was an authority of whose action this shall be the result , little as it knew what it was doing , little as it would have cared if it had known . The conscious end of early societies was not at all , or scarcely at all ...
... early society was an authority of whose action this shall be the result , little as it knew what it was doing , little as it would have cared if it had known . The conscious end of early societies was not at all , or scarcely at all ...
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... early societies begin a new set of customs , acquire and keep a distinct and special ' luck ' . If it were not for this facility of new formations , one good or bad custom would long since have ' corrupted ' the world ; but even this ...
... early societies begin a new set of customs , acquire and keep a distinct and special ' luck ' . If it were not for this facility of new formations , one good or bad custom would long since have ' corrupted ' the world ; but even this ...
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