The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... habit and the imitative combine to ensure that the new thing shall be in the old fashion ; it must be an alteration ... habits of the last and wanting something akin to such habits , could have devised them . Savages pet their favourite ...
... habit and the imitative combine to ensure that the new thing shall be in the old fashion ; it must be an alteration ... habits of the last and wanting something akin to such habits , could have devised them . Savages pet their favourite ...
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... habit and the persecution of detested habit . But , after all , national character is but a name for a collection of habits more or less universal . And this imitation and this persecution in long generations have vast physical effects ...
... habit and the persecution of detested habit . But , after all , national character is but a name for a collection of habits more or less universal . And this imitation and this persecution in long generations have vast physical effects ...
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... habits of mind - the habit which would most ensure their victory in the incessant contests which , ever since they began , men have carried on with one another and with nature , the habit , which in historical times has above any other ...
... habits of mind - the habit which would most ensure their victory in the incessant contests which , ever since they began , men have carried on with one another and with nature , the habit , which in historical times has above any other ...
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