The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... never slow , are never excessive , are never exaggerated ; that they are always instinct with judgment , and yet that judgment is never a dull judgment ; that they have as much spirit in them as would go to make a wild writer , and yet ...
... never slow , are never excessive , are never exaggerated ; that they are always instinct with judgment , and yet that judgment is never a dull judgment ; that they have as much spirit in them as would go to make a wild writer , and yet ...
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... never forgiven him for introducing the second Reform Bill during Lord Derby's administration . The Cabinet was strong : Lord Carnarvon headed the Colonial Office ; Lord Derby ( the former Prime Minister's son ) was Foreign Secretary ...
... never forgiven him for introducing the second Reform Bill during Lord Derby's administration . The Cabinet was strong : Lord Carnarvon headed the Colonial Office ; Lord Derby ( the former Prime Minister's son ) was Foreign Secretary ...
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... never made fruitful by an examinational test , and of an examination which was never made compulsory . It is not clear as yet to what extent the Association proposes to compel attendance on classes or practical work in chambers in ...
... never made fruitful by an examinational test , and of an examination which was never made compulsory . It is not clear as yet to what extent the Association proposes to compel attendance on classes or practical work in chambers in ...
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