The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... means anything definite by his speech , he means to deprecate any such course . He wishes to lean on the moderates of both sides of the House , and to reduce to a minimum the influence of the democrats , whether Radical or Tory . And ...
... means anything definite by his speech , he means to deprecate any such course . He wishes to lean on the moderates of both sides of the House , and to reduce to a minimum the influence of the democrats , whether Radical or Tory . And ...
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... means exactly what those things are not , and so here . Reading law with a barrister ought to mean that the barrister read some law - book or statute with you , instructed you in it , pointed out things which might escape you , and gave ...
... means exactly what those things are not , and so here . Reading law with a barrister ought to mean that the barrister read some law - book or statute with you , instructed you in it , pointed out things which might escape you , and gave ...
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... means , because so few of them have ever been taught . But can any sensible man say that it adds to any feminine delicacy or power not to know what a law of nature really means ? Can any one suppose for a moment that the qualities ...
... means , because so few of them have ever been taught . But can any sensible man say that it adds to any feminine delicacy or power not to know what a law of nature really means ? Can any one suppose for a moment that the qualities ...
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