The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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The mode of election which is selected must be one which will bring together an assembly of members fitted to discharge the functions of Parliament . Among those modes of election , this theoretical principle prescribes the rule of ...
The mode of election which is selected must be one which will bring together an assembly of members fitted to discharge the functions of Parliament . Among those modes of election , this theoretical principle prescribes the rule of ...
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In the election of poor law guardians , plurality of votes , known by the name of Sturges Bourne's principle , graduated according to property , is established . ” In spite of timid cries of impracticability , we have always steadily ...
In the election of poor law guardians , plurality of votes , known by the name of Sturges Bourne's principle , graduated according to property , is established . ” In spite of timid cries of impracticability , we have always steadily ...
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Mr. Disraeli's Bill for the Suppression of Corrupt Practices at Elections THERE are two objects to be sought in any discussion or action upon the expenses of elections , which it is expedient , so far as possible , not to confound .
Mr. Disraeli's Bill for the Suppression of Corrupt Practices at Elections THERE are two objects to be sought in any discussion or action upon the expenses of elections , which it is expedient , so far as possible , not to confound .
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