The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... pay litterateurs not to join rival productions . Supposing Mr. Charles Dickens unattached , for example , it would pay the proprietors of All the Year Round to give him a life annuity not to join Once a Week . In a very short time the ...
... pay litterateurs not to join rival productions . Supposing Mr. Charles Dickens unattached , for example , it would pay the proprietors of All the Year Round to give him a life annuity not to join Once a Week . In a very short time the ...
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... pay the fees of poor children out of the local rates while sending them to a church school . Schooling was not generally to be free , but the boards could pay for poor children either in board schools or voluntary schools . Each board ...
... pay the fees of poor children out of the local rates while sending them to a church school . Schooling was not generally to be free , but the boards could pay for poor children either in board schools or voluntary schools . Each board ...
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... pay enables each denomination to teach its peculiar tenets , and if a regular payment of large amount year by year with that effect does not amount to an endowment , it is difficult to say what would amount to it . And the evils of such ...
... pay enables each denomination to teach its peculiar tenets , and if a regular payment of large amount year by year with that effect does not amount to an endowment , it is difficult to say what would amount to it . And the evils of such ...
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