The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... seems of late to have been starved . Only two journals have anything like a good foreign staff ; only one seems to have a provincial staff of any kind ; and the telegraph wire is almost unused . The mass of information which a journal ...
... seems of late to have been starved . Only two journals have anything like a good foreign staff ; only one seems to have a provincial staff of any kind ; and the telegraph wire is almost unused . The mass of information which a journal ...
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... seems conscious that in degree he feels it more powerfully than those who surround him . But the thing itself , the preference of what has been to what is , of what is abstract to what is fleshly , of what is in the grammar to what is ...
... seems conscious that in degree he feels it more powerfully than those who surround him . But the thing itself , the preference of what has been to what is , of what is abstract to what is fleshly , of what is in the grammar to what is ...
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... seems to us to reflect than to remove . We sometimes think that the English genius , like the Roman genius , was in some respects better fitted to deal with the comparatively simpler problems of the earlier days of the Empire , than ...
... seems to us to reflect than to remove . We sometimes think that the English genius , like the Roman genius , was in some respects better fitted to deal with the comparatively simpler problems of the earlier days of the Empire , than ...
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