The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 7Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... rule binding men together , making them do much the same things , telling them what to expect of each other - fashioning them alike , and keeping them so . What this rule is does not matter so much . A good rule is better than a bad one ...
... rule binding men together , making them do much the same things , telling them what to expect of each other - fashioning them alike , and keeping them so . What this rule is does not matter so much . A good rule is better than a bad one ...
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... rule England now must rule by calm sense , and not by party passion . Will Mr. Gladstone be able so to rule her ? That is the question which comes foremost and which must be answered before any other . Till he has been tried , no one ...
... rule England now must rule by calm sense , and not by party passion . Will Mr. Gladstone be able so to rule her ? That is the question which comes foremost and which must be answered before any other . Till he has been tried , no one ...
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... rule it by a predominant party , and if it does not act as he expects , he can dissolve . A parliamentary government is possible , because there is a compact majority following the rulers of our sovereign assembly , and a penalty upon ...
... rule it by a predominant party , and if it does not act as he expects , he can dissolve . A parliamentary government is possible , because there is a compact majority following the rulers of our sovereign assembly , and a penalty upon ...
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