The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... hope in their eyes , think they see office not far off , and are exerting all their strength . It may be that it is this variation in the effectiveness of the two parties that causes these phenomena , and not any change that the ...
... hope in their eyes , think they see office not far off , and are exerting all their strength . It may be that it is this variation in the effectiveness of the two parties that causes these phenomena , and not any change that the ...
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... hope that in a generation after the enactment of a code every decently educated person would be acquainted with the main principles and the most important provisions of the legal system under which it was his lot to live . Sir James ...
... hope that in a generation after the enactment of a code every decently educated person would be acquainted with the main principles and the most important provisions of the legal system under which it was his lot to live . Sir James ...
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... hope that no word of his will stimulate Mr. Russell Gurney to perform the promise , to the fulfilment of which Conservatives look with so much alarm , and the friends of extreme change with so much hope . Indeed , whether Mr. Disraeli ...
... hope that no word of his will stimulate Mr. Russell Gurney to perform the promise , to the fulfilment of which Conservatives look with so much alarm , and the friends of extreme change with so much hope . Indeed , whether Mr. Disraeli ...
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