The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essays |
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In all slave - owning communities — in Rome formerly , and in Virginia yesterday — such was the accepted rule of law ; the child kept the condition of the mother , whatever that condition was ; nobody inquired as to the father ; the law ...
In all slave - owning communities — in Rome formerly , and in Virginia yesterday — such was the accepted rule of law ; the child kept the condition of the mother , whatever that condition was ; nobody inquired as to the father ; the law ...
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The first great victory of civilisation was the conquest of nations with ill - defined families having legal descent through the mother only , by nations of definite families tracing descent through the father as well as the mother ...
The first great victory of civilisation was the conquest of nations with ill - defined families having legal descent through the mother only , by nations of definite families tracing descent through the father as well as the mother ...
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We are not likely to be the same men as our fathers . Looking not at the general world , but at occupied business Englishmen , we fear they are likely to miss the great means of education which developed their fathers , and to be ...
We are not likely to be the same men as our fathers . Looking not at the general world , but at occupied business Englishmen , we fear they are likely to miss the great means of education which developed their fathers , and to be ...
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Physics and Politics 1872 | 13 |
HOME POLITICS | 145 |
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