The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... able to do this , his acquaintance with detail and his power of explanation would have made everyone far better able to have an opinion on it than they have now . The mere proposal of a scheme dealing with the whole topic would have ...
... able to do this , his acquaintance with detail and his power of explanation would have made everyone far better able to have an opinion on it than they have now . The mere proposal of a scheme dealing with the whole topic would have ...
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... able minds and sensitive natures in the entrance to public life , they did aid men of able minds and coarse natures . The latter were willing to be dependents , and were able to be serviceable dependents ; they were inclined to be ...
... able minds and sensitive natures in the entrance to public life , they did aid men of able minds and coarse natures . The latter were willing to be dependents , and were able to be serviceable dependents ; they were inclined to be ...
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... able . Such and so great seem to us the deductions which are to be made from the common belief that the close boroughs tended to open the House of Commons to men of original minds and refined dispositions . They are so great , as to ...
... able . Such and so great seem to us the deductions which are to be made from the common belief that the close boroughs tended to open the House of Commons to men of original minds and refined dispositions . They are so great , as to ...
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