The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... course we gladly admit that if the heads of departments were always able men , and if they never had any motive except the good of the department in making choice of their subordinates , better men would in all probability be obtained ...
... course we gladly admit that if the heads of departments were always able men , and if they never had any motive except the good of the department in making choice of their subordinates , better men would in all probability be obtained ...
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... course this is extreme error . No sound inquirer , attending to the evidence of history or to the evidence of his own eyes , will resist the conclusion that , if you can effectually establish a free government , you had better establish ...
... course this is extreme error . No sound inquirer , attending to the evidence of history or to the evidence of his own eyes , will resist the conclusion that , if you can effectually establish a free government , you had better establish ...
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... course proposed to us . * We cannot mention at the length we should have wished the other conclusions which have been generally admitted by both Liberals and Conservatives during the late debate ; but we may enumerate those that follow ...
... course proposed to us . * We cannot mention at the length we should have wished the other conclusions which have been generally admitted by both Liberals and Conservatives during the late debate ; but we may enumerate those that follow ...
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