The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... keep quiet . I do not want to " pull about " the Crowns of Europe , and I wish I could teach my friend Tiverton so . ' And such was the popular idea of that time . Lord Palmerston was a sort of incendiary who liked little fires so much ...
... keep quiet . I do not want to " pull about " the Crowns of Europe , and I wish I could teach my friend Tiverton so . ' And such was the popular idea of that time . Lord Palmerston was a sort of incendiary who liked little fires so much ...
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... keep a larger yearly surplus than we have been used to keep , and to apply that surplus to redeeming debt . But the sensible men of one party are about as much in favour of these plans as the sensible men of the other . Neither has a ...
... keep a larger yearly surplus than we have been used to keep , and to apply that surplus to redeeming debt . But the sensible men of one party are about as much in favour of these plans as the sensible men of the other . Neither has a ...
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... keep him out . But such a man could never become an attorney . The law has made rigorous require- ments for the legal knowledge of the ' little lawyer , ' though it has made no requirements at all for the legal knowledge of the ' big ...
... keep him out . But such a man could never become an attorney . The law has made rigorous require- ments for the legal knowledge of the ' little lawyer , ' though it has made no requirements at all for the legal knowledge of the ' big ...
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