The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Parliamentary govern- ment means government by a public meeting . Six hundred and fifty- four persons may come together - and most of them do come together -and the first question is , not how they are to be guided to the best decision ...
... Parliamentary govern- ment means government by a public meeting . Six hundred and fifty- four persons may come together - and most of them do come together -and the first question is , not how they are to be guided to the best decision ...
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... parliamentary government is possible , because there is a compact majority following the rulers of our sovereign assembly , and a penalty upon that assembly if they cease to be guided by it . But Lord Derby's Government has no majority ...
... parliamentary government is possible , because there is a compact majority following the rulers of our sovereign assembly , and a penalty upon that assembly if they cease to be guided by it . But Lord Derby's Government has no majority ...
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... Parliamentary Committee ' invited the delivery of the lecture . We cannot doubt that it is greatly for the advantage of the working men to know why they ought to be interested in the codification of the law , and especially of the ...
... Parliamentary Committee ' invited the delivery of the lecture . We cannot doubt that it is greatly for the advantage of the working men to know why they ought to be interested in the codification of the law , and especially of the ...
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