The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... heard it said that a man could soon reason himself out of the instinct of decency if he would only take pains and work hard enough . And perhaps other primitive instincts may have in like manner passed away . But this does not affect my ...
... heard it said that a man could soon reason himself out of the instinct of decency if he would only take pains and work hard enough . And perhaps other primitive instincts may have in like manner passed away . But this does not affect my ...
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... heard to say , ' I do not like politics . They ' make people quarrel so . ' A few old gentle- men too may still be heard to argue eagerly . But the rising generation views them with wonder , and carefully catalogues them for after times ...
... heard to say , ' I do not like politics . They ' make people quarrel so . ' A few old gentle- men too may still be heard to argue eagerly . But the rising generation views them with wonder , and carefully catalogues them for after times ...
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... heard nothing of the short- comings of the Commissioners , though we might have heard something of the advantage to be gained by bringing the machinery for revising educational endowments into closer relation with the parliamentary ...
... heard nothing of the short- comings of the Commissioners , though we might have heard something of the advantage to be gained by bringing the machinery for revising educational endowments into closer relation with the parliamentary ...
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