The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... difficulty , that the Leader of Opposition must have such a sympathy with his followers as to feel which of these faults most of them would most like to oppose , and such an ascendancy over his followers as to induce them - in some ...
... difficulty , that the Leader of Opposition must have such a sympathy with his followers as to feel which of these faults most of them would most like to oppose , and such an ascendancy over his followers as to induce them - in some ...
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... difficulty in getting the money . Even in quite recent times - always , in truth , up to the Free - trade era— this was so . In one of the most celebrated of his early works , the Poet Laureate speaks of the ' eternal want of pence ...
... difficulty in getting the money . Even in quite recent times - always , in truth , up to the Free - trade era— this was so . In one of the most celebrated of his early works , the Poet Laureate speaks of the ' eternal want of pence ...
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... difficulty ; he has popularised the principles of democracy , and , if we may be pardoned for the phrase , has made ... difficulty which everybody knows has been stated in Parliament ; and that nothing has been done , or seriously ...
... difficulty ; he has popularised the principles of democracy , and , if we may be pardoned for the phrase , has made ... difficulty which everybody knows has been stated in Parliament ; and that nothing has been done , or seriously ...
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