The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... judgment , and yet that judgment is never a dull judgment ; that they have as much spirit in them as would go to make a wild writer , and yet that every line of them is the product of a sane and sound writer . The best and almost ...
... judgment , and yet that judgment is never a dull judgment ; that they have as much spirit in them as would go to make a wild writer , and yet that every line of them is the product of a sane and sound writer . The best and almost ...
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... Judgment ' . Phillpotts was the Bishop of Exeter in the case . In 1850 a clergyman named George Cornelius Gorham ( 1787-1857 ) appealed to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council against the refusal of the fiercely conservative ...
... Judgment ' . Phillpotts was the Bishop of Exeter in the case . In 1850 a clergyman named George Cornelius Gorham ( 1787-1857 ) appealed to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council against the refusal of the fiercely conservative ...
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... judgment given in these cases sets forth the de- cision arrived at with the grounds of that decision , and it would be very easy to select cases in which the danger of popular fallacies , ' the pitfalls ' , as Mr. Morley calls them to ...
... judgment given in these cases sets forth the de- cision arrived at with the grounds of that decision , and it would be very easy to select cases in which the danger of popular fallacies , ' the pitfalls ' , as Mr. Morley calls them to ...
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