The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... effect . They did so — with skill , conscience , and zeal . Every nominee underwent their ordeal : many were approved ; many were plucked , and had their nominations cancelled . The effect was excellent . The stupid and disreputable ...
... effect . They did so — with skill , conscience , and zeal . Every nominee underwent their ordeal : many were approved ; many were plucked , and had their nominations cancelled . The effect was excellent . The stupid and disreputable ...
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... effect of Mr. Locke King's proposal is a quæstio vexata . One point may be , however , laid down with confidence : its effect will probably be more favourable to the petty proprietor than to the large ones . The estates of the larger ...
... effect of Mr. Locke King's proposal is a quæstio vexata . One point may be , however , laid down with confidence : its effect will probably be more favourable to the petty proprietor than to the large ones . The estates of the larger ...
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... effect was a natural one . These poor voters were morally and intellectually unfit for the franchise ; they wished to be well paid at each election , and they wished for nothing else . Accordingly , in 1832 it was deemed wise to dis ...
... effect was a natural one . These poor voters were morally and intellectually unfit for the franchise ; they wished to be well paid at each election , and they wished for nothing else . Accordingly , in 1832 it was deemed wise to dis ...
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