The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... measure they please , whether the Liberals be united upon it or not , they cannot help frequently exercising that ... measures and modify dangerous ones . Looking at the matter then purely from a Conservative point of view , we hold that ...
... measure they please , whether the Liberals be united upon it or not , they cannot help frequently exercising that ... measures and modify dangerous ones . Looking at the matter then purely from a Conservative point of view , we hold that ...
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... measure . Indeed , we can conceive only one argument for it that is at all worthy of consideration . It might , perhaps , be said that the proposed measure is not really a measure for giving any increased stringency to the law in ...
... measure . Indeed , we can conceive only one argument for it that is at all worthy of consideration . It might , perhaps , be said that the proposed measure is not really a measure for giving any increased stringency to the law in ...
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... measure for which it is not ripe , but it does not follow on that account that we should not help to ripen it . To speak and vote against a measure which you desire for the country , though you do not wish to pass it before the country ...
... measure for which it is not ripe , but it does not follow on that account that we should not help to ripen it . To speak and vote against a measure which you desire for the country , though you do not wish to pass it before the country ...
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