The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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Our higher classes still desire to rule the nation ; and so long as this is the case , the inherent tendencies of human nature secure them the advantage . Manner and bearing have an influence on the poor ; the nameless charm of ...
Our higher classes still desire to rule the nation ; and so long as this is the case , the inherent tendencies of human nature secure them the advantage . Manner and bearing have an influence on the poor ; the nameless charm of ...
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some of each class , as by that of all of each class . ... Why should the richer classes in one constituency be disfranchised by the wholesale admission of their poorer neighbours , and the richer classes in another constituency not be ...
some of each class , as by that of all of each class . ... Why should the richer classes in one constituency be disfranchised by the wholesale admission of their poorer neighbours , and the richer classes in another constituency not be ...
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The most intelligent classes , those who were disposed to support the House of Hanover and the principles of liberty , were , as we have explained , the trading classes and the higher gentry . The class most confided in by the nation ...
The most intelligent classes , those who were disposed to support the House of Hanover and the principles of liberty , were , as we have explained , the trading classes and the higher gentry . The class most confided in by the nation ...
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