The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... population of it . Two great classes of the people , the slaves and women , were almost excluded from such qualities ; even the free population doubtless contained a far greater proportion of very ignorant and very superstitious persons ...
... population of it . Two great classes of the people , the slaves and women , were almost excluded from such qualities ; even the free population doubtless contained a far greater proportion of very ignorant and very superstitious persons ...
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... population singly , or population and property combined , would give as many members to Scotland as to London ; that if you advocate the claims of * Lord Cranborne , formerly Lord Robert Cecil and afterwards 3rd Marquess of Salisbury ...
... population singly , or population and property combined , would give as many members to Scotland as to London ; that if you advocate the claims of * Lord Cranborne , formerly Lord Robert Cecil and afterwards 3rd Marquess of Salisbury ...
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... population desire to control the education themselves , and are deeply interested in it . You cannot have a worse instrument for getting the children to school than persons elected by a population who grumble at the expense of the ...
... population desire to control the education themselves , and are deeply interested in it . You cannot have a worse instrument for getting the children to school than persons elected by a population who grumble at the expense of the ...
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