The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... sure to have the better of a set of families acknowledging no obedience to anyone , but scattering loose about the world and fighting where they stood . Homer's Cyclops would be powerless against the feeblest band ; so far from its ...
... sure to have the better of a set of families acknowledging no obedience to anyone , but scattering loose about the world and fighting where they stood . Homer's Cyclops would be powerless against the feeblest band ; so far from its ...
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... sure to die . An effec- tive minister enters the House of Commons intending to 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 ...
... sure to die . An effec- tive minister enters the House of Commons intending to 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 ...
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... sure to act impartially ; it is quite sure to act impulsively and unsteadily . And when , as in this case , we are dealing with existing schools ( or schools to be built in the year of grace before the Act is applied fully ) , 405 THE ...
... sure to act impartially ; it is quite sure to act impulsively and unsteadily . And when , as in this case , we are dealing with existing schools ( or schools to be built in the year of grace before the Act is applied fully ) , 405 THE ...
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