The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... effect of ordinary agencies upon that character will be more easy to understand than it often seems and is put down ... effect of any considerable change on a nation is thus an intensifying and accumulating effect . With its maximum ...
... effect of ordinary agencies upon that character will be more easy to understand than it often seems and is put down ... effect of any considerable change on a nation is thus an intensifying and accumulating effect . With its maximum ...
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... effect which the agent directly produces on every one that need be considered . But besides this diffused effect of the first impact of the cause , there is a second effect , always considerable , and commonly more potent - a new model ...
... effect which the agent directly produces on every one that need be considered . But besides this diffused effect of the first impact of the cause , there is a second effect , always considerable , and commonly more potent - a new model ...
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... effect does not amount to an endowment , it is difficult to say what would amount to it . And the evils of such a system are very serious . It commits the whole nation to the opinion of Mr. Forster's poor parents , that you must , above ...
... effect does not amount to an endowment , it is difficult to say what would amount to it . And the evils of such a system are very serious . It commits the whole nation to the opinion of Mr. Forster's poor parents , that you must , above ...
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