The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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say what they think only perhaps a little better than they could say it ; advocate the schemes they wish advocated ; be zealous for the party's tradition which you and they have in common . The cleverer you can be in doing this ...
say what they think only perhaps a little better than they could say it ; advocate the schemes they wish advocated ; be zealous for the party's tradition which you and they have in common . The cleverer you can be in doing this ...
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No one has a right to a political power which he will use to impair a better man's political power . The real injustice would be to give votes to all the working classes , for then in substance all the better classes , the more ...
No one has a right to a political power which he will use to impair a better man's political power . The real injustice would be to give votes to all the working classes , for then in substance all the better classes , the more ...
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They can govern better than the masses can . That — the secret opinion of all Tories — may be very true , , but it is entirely beside the point . Those classes have parted with their power to govern ...
They can govern better than the masses can . That — the secret opinion of all Tories — may be very true , , but it is entirely beside the point . Those classes have parted with their power to govern ...
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