The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... savage , it is a half - lost power . It was strongest in ancient times , and is strongest in uncivilised regions . This extreme propensity to imitation is one great reason of the amazing sameness which every observer notices in savage ...
... savage , it is a half - lost power . It was strongest in ancient times , and is strongest in uncivilised regions . This extreme propensity to imitation is one great reason of the amazing sameness which every observer notices in savage ...
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... savage . A modern savage is anything but the simple being which philosophers of the eighteenth century imagined him to be ; on the contrary , his life is twisted into a thousand curious habits ; his reason is darkened by a thousand ...
... savage . A modern savage is anything but the simple being which philosophers of the eighteenth century imagined him to be ; on the contrary , his life is twisted into a thousand curious habits ; his reason is darkened by a thousand ...
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... savage , who in his old age went back to his savage tribe and said that he had ' tried civilisation for forty years , and it was not worth the trouble ' . But we need not take account of the mistaken ideas of unfit men and beaten races ...
... savage , who in his old age went back to his savage tribe and said that he had ' tried civilisation for forty years , and it was not worth the trouble ' . But we need not take account of the mistaken ideas of unfit men and beaten races ...
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