The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... reference to party ties , will scarcely doubt that any change in the Government should be a change for the worse , and that the present administration , though not without many defects , is far better than any other which is likely to ...
... reference to party ties , will scarcely doubt that any change in the Government should be a change for the worse , and that the present administration , though not without many defects , is far better than any other which is likely to ...
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... reference to Adullam , ' cave ' being a scribal error . Bagehot used the term frequently : see , e.g. , " The New Reform Bill ' , The Economist March 2 1867 , reprinted in The Works VI : 366 ; ' Not a Middle Party but a Middle Govern ...
... reference to Adullam , ' cave ' being a scribal error . Bagehot used the term frequently : see , e.g. , " The New Reform Bill ' , The Economist March 2 1867 , reprinted in The Works VI : 366 ; ' Not a Middle Party but a Middle Govern ...
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... reference to that and as a substitute for that . What are its merits , and what are its defects ? The great excellence is , that it gives some sort of an education to the great mass of the English people — to a greater portion of that ...
... reference to that and as a substitute for that . What are its merits , and what are its defects ? The great excellence is , that it gives some sort of an education to the great mass of the English people — to a greater portion of that ...
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