The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... period , probably an immense period as we reckon time in human history , when pre- historic men lived much as savages live now , without any important aids and helps . The proofs of this are to be found in the great works of Sir John ...
... period , probably an immense period as we reckon time in human history , when pre- historic men lived much as savages live now , without any important aids and helps . The proofs of this are to be found in the great works of Sir John ...
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... period the sole possible administrators , because they were the only reliable friends of the system to be administered ; and they continued to administer it till the end of the period , though the Jacobitism of the Tories was steadily ...
... period the sole possible administrators , because they were the only reliable friends of the system to be administered ; and they continued to administer it till the end of the period , though the Jacobitism of the Tories was steadily ...
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... period when a host of other new sciences opened upon us . Compara- tive philology took far more elaborate forms , requiring a very wide field of linguistic knowledge ; history took out a new lease of life , and established almost new ...
... period when a host of other new sciences opened upon us . Compara- tive philology took far more elaborate forms , requiring a very wide field of linguistic knowledge ; history took out a new lease of life , and established almost new ...
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