The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... cabinet can carry on a con- sistent policy , no cabinet can effectually govern the country , unless it has a free command of necessary legislation . This is the ' exact ' excel- lence of the English Constitution as opposed to the ...
... cabinet can carry on a con- sistent policy , no cabinet can effectually govern the country , unless it has a free command of necessary legislation . This is the ' exact ' excel- lence of the English Constitution as opposed to the ...
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... cabinet office beyond their reach , at all events in the first instance . Mr. Cobden is about the only exception that could be pointed to ; and he was not offered a seat in the cabinet till so late in life that his ministerial career ...
... cabinet office beyond their reach , at all events in the first instance . Mr. Cobden is about the only exception that could be pointed to ; and he was not offered a seat in the cabinet till so late in life that his ministerial career ...
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... cabinet sit in the House of Lords , or are closely allied with it ; of the present Whig Cabinet only three are unconnected commoners , and of the probable Tory Cabinet scarcely more so that unless reformers are very careful and ...
... cabinet sit in the House of Lords , or are closely allied with it ; of the present Whig Cabinet only three are unconnected commoners , and of the probable Tory Cabinet scarcely more so that unless reformers are very careful and ...
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