The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... educated orders . In this way , therefore , we think it certain that in the earlier part of the last century the old system of representation , by throwing into the hands of a peculiar and influential class the predominant authority in ...
... educated orders . In this way , therefore , we think it certain that in the earlier part of the last century the old system of representation , by throwing into the hands of a peculiar and influential class the predominant authority in ...
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... educated classes ought to have considerable power in order to prepare them for an intelligent use of it ; but it will be far better for them not to have power in exact proportion to their numbers , because their capacity for conducting ...
... educated classes ought to have considerable power in order to prepare them for an intelligent use of it ; but it will be far better for them not to have power in exact proportion to their numbers , because their capacity for conducting ...
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... educated and deserving unenfranchised class in counties , but that it has a hold over the ignorant agricultural labourer , and over the susceptible and ( perhaps ) corrupt voter in boroughs . We do not mean to insinuate we would ...
... educated and deserving unenfranchised class in counties , but that it has a hold over the ignorant agricultural labourer , and over the susceptible and ( perhaps ) corrupt voter in boroughs . We do not mean to insinuate we would ...
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