The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Liberal Party , since the extension of the suffrage and the rise of trade unions changed the old conditions of the problem . Many moderate Liberals like ourselves , formerly opposed to it , are now among its warmest supporters . But ...
... Liberal Party , since the extension of the suffrage and the rise of trade unions changed the old conditions of the problem . Many moderate Liberals like ourselves , formerly opposed to it , are now among its warmest supporters . But ...
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... Liberal side of the House . He is known to have Liberal tendencies , and in some con- jectures many Liberal members would be slow to vote against him . The Liberals are still the strongest party in Parliament , and if they are ejected ...
... Liberal side of the House . He is known to have Liberal tendencies , and in some con- jectures many Liberal members would be slow to vote against him . The Liberals are still the strongest party in Parliament , and if they are ejected ...
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... Liberal secessions . A certain number of the Radicals went over to the Govern- ment , and we do not blame them . On the contrary , though there is nothing , in a party aspect , so imprudent to say , we think that from their own point of ...
... Liberal secessions . A certain number of the Radicals went over to the Govern- ment , and we do not blame them . On the contrary , though there is nothing , in a party aspect , so imprudent to say , we think that from their own point of ...
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