The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... taken out of his delicate language , is but this — that men are guided by type , not by argument ; that some winning instance must be set up before them , or the sermon will be vain , and the doctrine will not spread . I do not want to ...
... taken out of his delicate language , is but this — that men are guided by type , not by argument ; that some winning instance must be set up before them , or the sermon will be vain , and the doctrine will not spread . I do not want to ...
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... taken a new development . It is not now maintained that all men have the same amount of conscience . Indeed , only a most shallow disputant who did not understand even the plainest facts of human nature could ever have maintained it ...
... taken a new development . It is not now maintained that all men have the same amount of conscience . Indeed , only a most shallow disputant who did not understand even the plainest facts of human nature could ever have maintained it ...
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... taken from those who are or have been fellows of the college . When taken from those who have been fellows , the incumbent of a valuable college living is frequently chosen , as two persons unite their influence for that purpose , the ...
... taken from those who are or have been fellows of the college . When taken from those who have been fellows , the incumbent of a valuable college living is frequently chosen , as two persons unite their influence for that purpose , the ...
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