The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... monarchy , are two that would alone need large chapters . But the sole point here necessary is to say that such preliminary forms and feelings at first often bring many graces and many refinements , and often tend to secure them by the ...
... monarchy , are two that would alone need large chapters . But the sole point here necessary is to say that such preliminary forms and feelings at first often bring many graces and many refinements , and often tend to secure them by the ...
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... monarchy , in which the sovereign power is divided between many persons , and in which there is a discussion among those persons . Of these the Greek republics were the first in history , if not in time , and Athens was the greatest of ...
... monarchy , in which the sovereign power is divided between many persons , and in which there is a discussion among those persons . Of these the Greek republics were the first in history , if not in time , and Athens was the greatest of ...
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... monarchy , which he puts into the mouth of the Persian conspirators when the monarchy was vacant , have justly been called absurd , as speeches supposed to have been spoken by those persons . No Asiatic ever thought of such things . You ...
... monarchy , which he puts into the mouth of the Persian conspirators when the monarchy was vacant , have justly been called absurd , as speeches supposed to have been spoken by those persons . No Asiatic ever thought of such things . You ...
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