The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... electors , but even grave anger on an unpolitical and isolated topic is essentially different from a total alteration of political creed . There is no natural union between beer and Toryism any more than between beer and Liberalism ...
... electors , but even grave anger on an unpolitical and isolated topic is essentially different from a total alteration of political creed . There is no natural union between beer and Toryism any more than between beer and Liberalism ...
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... electors of Stoke- upon - Trent are not alone in their madness , and though no doubt the partisans of Orton and his counsel constitute only a minority even of the least intelligent class of voters , they are numerous enough to do ...
... electors of Stoke- upon - Trent are not alone in their madness , and though no doubt the partisans of Orton and his counsel constitute only a minority even of the least intelligent class of voters , they are numerous enough to do ...
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... electors . Men repeated The Times to you as their opinion , and to quote the ideas of a provincial paper was to commit an absurdity . Now it is doubtful whether provincial papers do not reflect opinion more accurately than London papers ...
... electors . Men repeated The Times to you as their opinion , and to quote the ideas of a provincial paper was to commit an absurdity . Now it is doubtful whether provincial papers do not reflect opinion more accurately than London papers ...
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