The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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Are we to be told that the Lord Chancellor or the Lord Chief Justice would give corrupt judgments but for the sense of personal responsibility under which they exercise their functions . The real safeguard is something very different ...
Are we to be told that the Lord Chancellor or the Lord Chief Justice would give corrupt judgments but for the sense of personal responsibility under which they exercise their functions . The real safeguard is something very different ...
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The painful result of recent inquiries is , that among this lower middleclass , corruption is fast extending itself , and is in many ... we , like him , look with anxiety at the corrupt elements at the bottom of our present scale .
The painful result of recent inquiries is , that among this lower middleclass , corruption is fast extending itself , and is in many ... we , like him , look with anxiety at the corrupt elements at the bottom of our present scale .
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Mr. Disraeli's Bill for the Suppression of Corrupt Practices at Elections THERE are two objects to be sought in any discussion ... The first is to prevent illegitimate and corrupting expenses , bribery , treating , and money - lending ...
Mr. Disraeli's Bill for the Suppression of Corrupt Practices at Elections THERE are two objects to be sought in any discussion ... The first is to prevent illegitimate and corrupting expenses , bribery , treating , and money - lending ...
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