The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... electors . But a few years of experience among a phlegmatic people are not a sufficient trial ; there are as yet no parliamentary agents at Berlin . In this country , as in America , an effectual stimulus would soon be applied to the ...
... electors . But a few years of experience among a phlegmatic people are not a sufficient trial ; there are as yet no parliamentary agents at Berlin . In this country , as in America , an effectual stimulus would soon be applied to the ...
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... 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 candidates- nay , since , as we know , the majority of all electors know exceedingly little ...
... 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 candidates- nay , since , as we know , the majority of all electors know exceedingly little ...
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... electors , and agency , as low as possible . The two objects are widely distinct and affect widely different classes the first being desirable for the protection of the people , the second mainly for the protection of the candidates ...
... electors , and agency , as low as possible . The two objects are widely distinct and affect widely different classes the first being desirable for the protection of the people , the second mainly for the protection of the candidates ...
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