The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... feels , though no one can define it . Each predominant mind calls out a corresponding sentiment in the country : most feel it a little . Those who feel it much express it much ; those who feel it excessively express it excessively ...
... feels , though no one can define it . Each predominant mind calls out a corresponding sentiment in the country : most feel it a little . Those who feel it much express it much ; those who feel it excessively express it excessively ...
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... feeling does not , indeed , display itself simply ; on the contrary , it hides itself in a prettier shape , it calls ... feel that he has a force in reserve , which , if he elicit it , will certainly produce a mighty effect , and perhaps ...
... feeling does not , indeed , display itself simply ; on the contrary , it hides itself in a prettier shape , it calls ... feel that he has a force in reserve , which , if he elicit it , will certainly produce a mighty effect , and perhaps ...
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... feel the deepest bitterness against a law depriving them absolutely of their children's help in the work of gaining a livelihood . Now , if such a bitter feeling once gained currency in England , there can be no doubt that the gravest ...
... feel the deepest bitterness against a law depriving them absolutely of their children's help in the work of gaining a livelihood . Now , if such a bitter feeling once gained currency in England , there can be no doubt that the gravest ...
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