The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... wealth ; for , though great wealth is almost always a protec- tion from social ignominy , and will always ensure a passive respect , it will not in a miscellaneous group of men of itself gain an active power to snub others . Schoolboys ...
... wealth ; for , though great wealth is almost always a protec- tion from social ignominy , and will always ensure a passive respect , it will not in a miscellaneous group of men of itself gain an active power to snub others . Schoolboys ...
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... wealth has not at least some important advantages for political life over the average man of the middle - class , who at most has only inherited wealth , and perhaps even had to earn that for himself , there is no defence for the ...
... wealth has not at least some important advantages for political life over the average man of the middle - class , who at most has only inherited wealth , and perhaps even had to earn that for himself , there is no defence for the ...
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... Wealth is plainly the ruling power in this country , and , though in social affairs it still matters much , politically it is coming to matter very little whether that wealth is new or old . And now that the possessors of recently ...
... Wealth is plainly the ruling power in this country , and , though in social affairs it still matters much , politically it is coming to matter very little whether that wealth is new or old . And now that the possessors of recently ...
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