The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... write for that . He probably would rather write the traditional style to which the readers of the journal are used , but he does not set himself to copy it ; he would have to force himself in order not to write it if that was what he ...
... write for that . He probably would rather write the traditional style to which the readers of the journal are used , but he does not set himself to copy it ; he would have to force himself in order not to write it if that was what he ...
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... writing should always be at so great a distance from each other that the preceptor should have ample room to strike them out if he pleased , and write his own words in between them . And of this room he largely avails himself . Not long ...
... writing should always be at so great a distance from each other that the preceptor should have ample room to strike them out if he pleased , and write his own words in between them . And of this room he largely avails himself . Not long ...
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... writer , but a very bold writer . He has the courage to despise points of form , and to disregard the unconscious ... write on Oxford I should doubtless use what the great Oxford teacher calls ' unreal words ' - words which would show ...
... writer , but a very bold writer . He has the courage to despise points of form , and to disregard the unconscious ... write on Oxford I should doubtless use what the great Oxford teacher calls ' unreal words ' - words which would show ...
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