The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... called , by going into Parliament than he can gain in any other way . ' I wrote books , ' said a politician of the last generation , ' and I was nobody ; I made speeches and I was nobody ; I got into Parliament and I was somebody ...
... called , by going into Parliament than he can gain in any other way . ' I wrote books , ' said a politician of the last generation , ' and I was nobody ; I made speeches and I was nobody ; I got into Parliament and I was somebody ...
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... called in ' ; it may be doubted whether during all the years he was in opposition he ever issued anything which could at all be called a programme . The present Government has succeeded to office without any announced principles , and ...
... called in ' ; it may be doubted whether during all the years he was in opposition he ever issued anything which could at all be called a programme . The present Government has succeeded to office without any announced principles , and ...
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... called settlement was made of the English Constitution . It was made amid much confusion and conten- tion ; it was known to all mankind ; it was eagerly accepted by many , and intensely feared by many . But , in 1867 , this settlement ...
... called settlement was made of the English Constitution . It was made amid much confusion and conten- tion ; it was known to all mankind ; it was eagerly accepted by many , and intensely feared by many . But , in 1867 , this settlement ...
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