The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... duties which devolve upon it with great care . There are some public questions on which the country decides , and the ... duty , to claim the right of suspension of certain bills and of the revision of others . I venture to say we have ...
... duties which devolve upon it with great care . There are some public questions on which the country decides , and the ... duty , to claim the right of suspension of certain bills and of the revision of others . I venture to say we have ...
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... duty of Parliament to scrutinize every vote , to cut down excessive expenditure , and to restrain the tendency which was assumed to be inherent in all governments to squander the national resources . Of late , however , we have seen ...
... duty of Parliament to scrutinize every vote , to cut down excessive expenditure , and to restrain the tendency which was assumed to be inherent in all governments to squander the national resources . Of late , however , we have seen ...
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... duty . Our fathers lived in a comparatively easy age . For many years the principal political topics in this country have been the repeal of certain laws of the protective laws , of the Anti - Catholic laws , of the laws infringing ...
... duty . Our fathers lived in a comparatively easy age . For many years the principal political topics in this country have been the repeal of certain laws of the protective laws , of the Anti - Catholic laws , of the laws infringing ...
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