The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... reform had evaporated . But Palmerston enjoyed great popularity with the electorate and achieved a Whig - Liberal victory at the election in July 1865 , which was to be the last under the old unreformed franchise . Just three months ...
... reform had evaporated . But Palmerston enjoyed great popularity with the electorate and achieved a Whig - Liberal victory at the election in July 1865 , which was to be the last under the old unreformed franchise . Just three months ...
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... reform difficulty , is like a surgeon without instruments set to perform a most delicate operation ; it cannot succeed , and yet it is subject to the shame of failure . It may be said that the Ministry may dissolve , but the Ministry ...
... reform difficulty , is like a surgeon without instruments set to perform a most delicate operation ; it cannot succeed , and yet it is subject to the shame of failure . It may be said that the Ministry may dissolve , but the Ministry ...
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... Reform Bill . But the moods of the men are changed . In the last Parliament it was impossible for any government by its own force to effect anything . That Parliament was elected to serve Lord Palmerston , and it would serve no one else ...
... Reform Bill . But the moods of the men are changed . In the last Parliament it was impossible for any government by its own force to effect anything . That Parliament was elected to serve Lord Palmerston , and it would serve no one else ...
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Physics and Politics 1872 | 13 |
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