The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... believe more might be made of the money . but we do not believe the defect in efficiency to be the consequence of corrupt intention . On the contrary , we believe that our revenue is raised and spent with a purity , conscientiousness ...
... believe more might be made of the money . but we do not believe the defect in efficiency to be the consequence of corrupt intention . On the contrary , we believe that our revenue is raised and spent with a purity , conscientiousness ...
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... believe it was right to submit to the results of such a polity ; but those results , it would seem , must be beyond controversy pernicious . The arguments from expediency , which are supposed to establish the proposition , are never set ...
... believe it was right to submit to the results of such a polity ; but those results , it would seem , must be beyond controversy pernicious . The arguments from expediency , which are supposed to establish the proposition , are never set ...
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... believe , administer a severe check to the more open and there- fore more demoralising forms of bribery . That the practice will ever be entirely stopped is improbable while candidates have so much to give and electors so much to want ...
... believe , administer a severe check to the more open and there- fore more demoralising forms of bribery . That the practice will ever be entirely stopped is improbable while candidates have so much to give and electors so much to want ...
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