The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... persons are perplexed and pained at the present aspect of affairs in Parliament . It is seen that they neither suit its dignity , nor befit its statesmen , nor advance as much as they ought the public interest . But few trace things far ...
... persons are perplexed and pained at the present aspect of affairs in Parliament . It is seen that they neither suit its dignity , nor befit its statesmen , nor advance as much as they ought the public interest . But few trace things far ...
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... persons educated there a select body , in a great degree , at least , composed of those who have had a practical experience of the benefits and evils of that institution itself , and who have shown during the period of their education ...
... persons educated there a select body , in a great degree , at least , composed of those who have had a practical experience of the benefits and evils of that institution itself , and who have shown during the period of their education ...
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... persons who do not know this , and who also dislike education out of sheer ignorance or folly . It is a mistake to ... persons elected by a population who grumble at the expense of the election , and who would vote if they could , not ...
... persons who do not know this , and who also dislike education out of sheer ignorance or folly . It is a mistake to ... persons elected by a population who grumble at the expense of the election , and who would vote if they could , not ...
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