The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... constituencies , and that they returned the best members to Parliament who were returned by any kind of places ; and then he proposed to take members from them . The notion of the Conservative Cabinet was one which may be observed in ...
... constituencies , and that they returned the best members to Parliament who were returned by any kind of places ; and then he proposed to take members from them . The notion of the Conservative Cabinet was one which may be observed in ...
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... constituencies . The majority of the House of Commons represented the views and feelings of a particular and peculiar class ; the minority only were elected by constituencies which could be supposed to choose representatives for all the ...
... constituencies . The majority of the House of Commons represented the views and feelings of a particular and peculiar class ; the minority only were elected by constituencies which could be supposed to choose representatives for all the ...
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... constituencies to a large majority ( a majority of two - thirds minus one . ) A Parliament so elected could not ... constituencies an equal voice , would involve a mental revolution . Men must be coerced to so great a change ; they would ...
... constituencies to a large majority ( a majority of two - thirds minus one . ) A Parliament so elected could not ... constituencies an equal voice , would involve a mental revolution . Men must be coerced to so great a change ; they would ...
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