The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... institutions would need half a volume , and would be out of place and useless here . Venerable oligarchy , august monarchy , are two that would alone need large chapters . But the sole point here necessary is to say that such ...
... institutions would need half a volume , and would be out of place and useless here . Venerable oligarchy , august monarchy , are two that would alone need large chapters . But the sole point here necessary is to say that such ...
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... institutions which have now much superseded it , had not then begun . Ancient institutions or venerated laws did not then exist ; and the habitual ascendancy of grave manner was a primary force in winning and calming mankind . To this ...
... institutions which have now much superseded it , had not then begun . Ancient institutions or venerated laws did not then exist ; and the habitual ascendancy of grave manner was a primary force in winning and calming mankind . To this ...
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... institutions have a natural military advantage over bad institutions . The first great victory of civilisation was the conquest of nations with ill - defined families having legal descent through the mother only , by nations of definite ...
... institutions have a natural military advantage over bad institutions . The first great victory of civilisation was the conquest of nations with ill - defined families having legal descent through the mother only , by nations of definite ...
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