The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... told that this argument proves too much , for that it proves that this Bill will do nothing at all , and that therefore at least it will do no harm . But it will , we think , do great harm , at least if it be good to keep the ...
... told that this argument proves too much , for that it proves that this Bill will do nothing at all , and that therefore at least it will do no harm . But it will , we think , do great harm , at least if it be good to keep the ...
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Walter Bagehot Norman St. John-Stevas. disestablishment a test question , and told those who were interested in disestablishment that their proper course was to watch closely the working of last year's Act , to wait patiently for , and ...
Walter Bagehot Norman St. John-Stevas. disestablishment a test question , and told those who were interested in disestablishment that their proper course was to watch closely the working of last year's Act , to wait patiently for , and ...
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... told us whether the English or Scotch system appears to him to have turned out the men most equal to the affairs of life . Not only , however , do we find no such actual criticism of the better and worse effects of university culture ...
... told us whether the English or Scotch system appears to him to have turned out the men most equal to the affairs of life . Not only , however , do we find no such actual criticism of the better and worse effects of university culture ...
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