The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... fact in human society , the fact which we should expect to see , the fact which we should be surprised if we did not see . But history refutes this . The ancients had no conception of progress ; they did not so much as reject the idea ...
... fact in human society , the fact which we should expect to see , the fact which we should be surprised if we did not see . But history refutes this . The ancients had no conception of progress ; they did not so much as reject the idea ...
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... fact , he has lived in an atmosphere of infectious belief , and he has inhaled it . Scarcely any one can help yielding to the current infatuations of his sect or party . For a short time - say some fortnight - he is resolute ; he argues ...
... fact , he has lived in an atmosphere of infectious belief , and he has inhaled it . Scarcely any one can help yielding to the current infatuations of his sect or party . For a short time - say some fortnight - he is resolute ; he argues ...
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... fact , they are , and always have been , most accessible to sentiment , and give anything that fastens on their emotions an altogether disproportionate significance . The fact that Lady Tichborne recognised the Claimant as her son is ...
... fact , they are , and always have been , most accessible to sentiment , and give anything that fastens on their emotions an altogether disproportionate significance . The fact that Lady Tichborne recognised the Claimant as her son is ...
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