The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... give us an accurate conception of what we may expect , and a good account of the evidence by which we are led to expect it . Let us see what that science teaches on the subject ; and , as far as may be , I will give it in the words of ...
... give us an accurate conception of what we may expect , and a good account of the evidence by which we are led to expect it . Let us see what that science teaches on the subject ; and , as far as may be , I will give it in the words of ...
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... give them intellectual tastes which might restrain them from gross vice - than to give them an intellectual taste for truth itself . The motive of our educators ( it is written on every line of our system of education , and we are far ...
... give them intellectual tastes which might restrain them from gross vice - than to give them an intellectual taste for truth itself . The motive of our educators ( it is written on every line of our system of education , and we are far ...
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... give , and the mode in which it should give it . In the earlier part of his address , he speaks of it as the ideal of a university to give the student ' the informa- tion most useful to him , in such a manner as to enable him best to ...
... give , and the mode in which it should give it . In the earlier part of his address , he speaks of it as the ideal of a university to give the student ' the informa- tion most useful to him , in such a manner as to enable him best to ...
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