The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... 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 , the more you can please them with their own ...
... 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 , the more you can please them with their own ...
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... better plan for giving his class some power , and not giving them the whole power . Till he has given us a better scheme , we may rightfully act on what we think the best . And , unquestionably , the operative in the unselected place is ...
... better plan for giving his class some power , and not giving them the whole power . Till he has given us a better scheme , we may rightfully act on what we think the best . And , unquestionably , the operative in the unselected place is ...
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... better that electors should be influenced by the opinion and the wishes of the upper classes and propertied classes in our society . They can govern better than the masses can . That - the secret opinion of all Tories — may be very true ...
... better that electors should be influenced by the opinion and the wishes of the upper classes and propertied classes in our society . They can govern better than the masses can . That - the secret opinion of all Tories — may be very true ...
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