The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... true , unless we keep up our perceptions of the arguments which prove it untrue , and voluntarily coerce our minds to remember its falsehood . ' All clear ideas are true ' , was for ages a philosophical maxim , and though no maxim can ...
... true , unless we keep up our perceptions of the arguments which prove it untrue , and voluntarily coerce our minds to remember its falsehood . ' All clear ideas are true ' , was for ages a philosophical maxim , and though no maxim can ...
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... true that any revolutionary ideas which would be apt to shake this confidence would affect the working class seriously and soon . But it is not at all true that this ought to lead working - men to be Conservatives rather than Liberals ...
... true that any revolutionary ideas which would be apt to shake this confidence would affect the working class seriously and soon . But it is not at all true that this ought to lead working - men to be Conservatives rather than Liberals ...
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... true objects of academical life , instead of a stimulus to them . Just as in certain bad private schools , where almost every child gets a prize , the prize system certainly is a soporific instead of an incentive to exertion , so in ...
... true objects of academical life , instead of a stimulus to them . Just as in certain bad private schools , where almost every child gets a prize , the prize system certainly is a soporific instead of an incentive to exertion , so in ...
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