The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... religion from education altogether , or would merge disputed points in a vague , a general , and an undefined teaching of it . The ineradicable belief of the English people is , that the education of their children should be founded on ...
... religion from education altogether , or would merge disputed points in a vague , a general , and an undefined teaching of it . The ineradicable belief of the English people is , that the education of their children should be founded on ...
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... religion without having some idea what that religion is . The persons of whom Mr. Forster spoke are no doubt very ignorant , but he said that ' they had a vague notion that by religion some sort of hope and comfort and guidance would ...
... religion without having some idea what that religion is . The persons of whom Mr. Forster spoke are no doubt very ignorant , but he said that ' they had a vague notion that by religion some sort of hope and comfort and guidance would ...
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... religion , but that in comparison it hardly matters of what sort that religion is . It tends to imply that the state thinks that all religions are of equal value , and one not much truer than another , as if , in Gibbon's phrase , they ...
... religion , but that in comparison it hardly matters of what sort that religion is . It tends to imply that the state thinks that all religions are of equal value , and one not much truer than another , as if , in Gibbon's phrase , they ...
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