The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... doubt , a second chamber , but of course no House of Peers . In the meantime the House of Peers itself , or rather a modicum of it , anxious no doubt to vindicate the legislative beneficence of the Upper House , has , if we may believe ...
... doubt , a second chamber , but of course no House of Peers . In the meantime the House of Peers itself , or rather a modicum of it , anxious no doubt to vindicate the legislative beneficence of the Upper House , has , if we may believe ...
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... doubt , to the parties engaged , much of this is very attractive . ' What , ' it has been well said , ' are technicalities to those without , are realities to those within . ' To every line in those volumes , to every paper on those ...
... doubt , to the parties engaged , much of this is very attractive . ' What , ' it has been well said , ' are technicalities to those without , are realities to those within . ' To every line in those volumes , to every paper on those ...
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... doubt , the greater the liability to error - the longer the consideration , generally the worse the result the more the pain of decision , the greater the likelihood of failure . In Westminster Hall , they have a legend of a litigant ...
... doubt , the greater the liability to error - the longer the consideration , generally the worse the result the more the pain of decision , the greater the likelihood of failure . In Westminster Hall , they have a legend of a litigant ...
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