The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... election , this theoreti- cal principle prescribes the rule of choice ; but we must not , under its guidance ... election . If that be so , we ought on the instant to make the most anxious search for some other mode of election not ...
... election , this theoreti- cal principle prescribes the rule of choice ; but we must not , under its guidance ... election . If that be so , we ought on the instant to make the most anxious search for some other mode of election not ...
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... election of poor law guardians , plurality of votes , known by the name of Sturges Bourne's principle , graduated according to property , is established.3 In spite of timid cries of impracticability , we have always steadily asserted ...
... election of poor law guardians , plurality of votes , known by the name of Sturges Bourne's principle , graduated according to property , is established.3 In spite of timid cries of impracticability , we have always steadily asserted ...
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... Elections Act 1868 ( 31 & 32 Vict . c . 125 ) , was ' An Act for amending the Laws relating to Election Petitions and providing more effectively for the Prevention of Corrupt Practices at Parliamentary Elections ' . In particular ...
... Elections Act 1868 ( 31 & 32 Vict . c . 125 ) , was ' An Act for amending the Laws relating to Election Petitions and providing more effectively for the Prevention of Corrupt Practices at Parliamentary Elections ' . In particular ...
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