The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... secure the respect and obedience of succeeding generations . The obvious course was to obtain a vote of the corporate body — to propose and pass the whole body of statutes in the usual manner in the regular University Convocation . But ...
... secure the respect and obedience of succeeding generations . The obvious course was to obtain a vote of the corporate body — to propose and pass the whole body of statutes in the usual manner in the regular University Convocation . But ...
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... secure to yourself the benefits of the best co - operation ; you secure that your money will be appropriately spent , fairly hus- banded , and watchfully superintended ; you secure that your money will be expended by the objects of your ...
... secure to yourself the benefits of the best co - operation ; you secure that your money will be appropriately spent , fairly hus- banded , and watchfully superintended ; you secure that your money will be expended by the objects of your ...
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... secure for himself a good education in the secondary schools , and that any boy who distinguishes himself in the secondary schools should be able to secure for himself the opportunity of a university career . But if it be the duty of ...
... secure for himself a good education in the secondary schools , and that any boy who distinguishes himself in the secondary schools should be able to secure for himself the opportunity of a university career . But if it be the duty of ...
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