The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... present , the mental prerequisites without which civilisa- tion could not begin to exist , and without which it would soon cease to exist even had it begun . The primitive man , like the present savage , had not these prerequisites ...
... present , the mental prerequisites without which civilisa- tion could not begin to exist , and without which it would soon cease to exist even had it begun . The primitive man , like the present savage , had not these prerequisites ...
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... present Parliament there is such a majority as the present century has not seen . In some one most important respect , it contrasts with all those with which it is easy to measure it . The majority of Lord Liverpool , for example , was ...
... present Parliament there is such a majority as the present century has not seen . In some one most important respect , it contrasts with all those with which it is easy to measure it . The majority of Lord Liverpool , for example , was ...
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... present majority is as superior to Lord Liverpool's as an animal which can run and desires to run is above an animal that is just able to crawl but does not wish to crawl . Lord Grey had a few years after a majority as great as Lord ...
... present majority is as superior to Lord Liverpool's as an animal which can run and desires to run is above an animal that is just able to crawl but does not wish to crawl . Lord Grey had a few years after a majority as great as Lord ...
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Physics and Politics 1872 | 13 |
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