The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Natural selection means the preservation of those individuals which struggle best with the forces that oppose their race . But you could not show that the natural obstacles opposing human life much differed between Sparta and Athens ...
... Natural selection means the preservation of those individuals which struggle best with the forces that oppose their race . But you could not show that the natural obstacles opposing human life much differed between Sparta and Athens ...
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... natural leaders . If the system is a system of ' natural selection ' at all - which is its claim - it is available chiefly for the natural selection of what one may call the imperious class of virtues - those which bear men to the front ...
... natural leaders . If the system is a system of ' natural selection ' at all - which is its claim - it is available chiefly for the natural selection of what one may call the imperious class of virtues - those which bear men to the front ...
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... natural , and we may say legitimate , policy is to ally themselves with the Moderates in the Liberal party , so as to check anything like rash innovation , and to gain time for the country in making up its mind on changes of great ...
... natural , and we may say legitimate , policy is to ally themselves with the Moderates in the Liberal party , so as to check anything like rash innovation , and to gain time for the country in making up its mind on changes of great ...
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