The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... feeling beats a race with reason but without high moral feeling . And the two are palpably consistent . There is every reason , therefore , to suppose prehistoric man to be deficient in much of sexual morality , as we regard that ...
... feeling beats a race with reason but without high moral feeling . And the two are palpably consistent . There is every reason , therefore , to suppose prehistoric man to be deficient in much of sexual morality , as we regard that ...
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... feeling , and that the feeling of the Englishman is a modern feeling . ' Old law rests , ' as Sir Henry Maine puts it , ' not on contract but on status . ' The life of ancient civilisation , so far as legal records go , runs back to a ...
... feeling , and that the feeling of the Englishman is a modern feeling . ' Old law rests , ' as Sir Henry Maine puts it , ' not on contract but on status . ' The life of ancient civilisation , so far as legal records go , runs back to a ...
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... feeling in the country which would embarrass , and , perhaps , push back , the great work of education for years - possibly for a generation . There is a very jealous feeling about parental rights and authority in the less educated ...
... feeling in the country which would embarrass , and , perhaps , push back , the great work of education for years - possibly for a generation . There is a very jealous feeling about parental rights and authority in the less educated ...
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