The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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In Prussia , as it would appear from the newspaper narrative of the recent elections , a real choice has been exercised by the Wahlmänner — the secondary electors . But a few years of experience among a phlegmatic people are not a ...
In Prussia , as it would appear from the newspaper narrative of the recent elections , a real choice has been exercised by the Wahlmänner — the secondary electors . But a few years of experience among a phlegmatic people are not a ...
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Now , as the working of the new system would be exceedingly complicated , and the electors themselves would not in any way be able to secure a definite political influence by their vote if they drew out their own lists of candidatesnay ...
Now , as the working of the new system would be exceedingly complicated , and the electors themselves would not in any way be able to secure a definite political influence by their vote if they drew out their own lists of candidatesnay ...
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That the practice will ever be entirely stopped is improbable while candidates have so much to give and electors so much to want , but the inquiry made upon the spot , in the mode employed to investigate any other crime ...
That the practice will ever be entirely stopped is improbable while candidates have so much to give and electors so much to want , but the inquiry made upon the spot , in the mode employed to investigate any other crime ...
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