The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... force amongst natural forces and the complexity of the nervous system of man both illustrate . As the vital force gathers up , as it were , into itself inferior forces , and might be said to be a development of them , or , as in the ...
... force amongst natural forces and the complexity of the nervous system of man both illustrate . As the vital force gathers up , as it were , into itself inferior forces , and might be said to be a development of them , or , as in the ...
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... force of free volition is applied to the pre - existing forces of our corporeal structure ; he does not consider it as an agency acting in vacuo , but as an agency acting upon other agencies . Every freewillist holds that , upon the ...
... force of free volition is applied to the pre - existing forces of our corporeal structure ; he does not consider it as an agency acting in vacuo , but as an agency acting upon other agencies . Every freewillist holds that , upon the ...
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... forces : one the race - making force which , what- ever it was , acted in antiquity , and has now wholly , or almost , given over acting ; and the other the nation - making force , properly so called , which is acting now as much as it ...
... forces : one the race - making force which , what- ever it was , acted in antiquity , and has now wholly , or almost , given over acting ; and the other the nation - making force , properly so called , which is acting now as much as it ...
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