The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... expect some business either of actual legislation , or of inquiries that may result in legislation from each session - but then we must remember that this business will have the qualities of all business . It will look dull and ...
... expect some business either of actual legislation , or of inquiries that may result in legislation from each session - but then we must remember that this business will have the qualities of all business . It will look dull and ...
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... expect them to labour as only poor men will submit to labour - we must expect our House of Commons to exhibit its present barrenness of rising merit ; we must not hope to see rich grapes growing on a soil which was only suited for poor ...
... expect them to labour as only poor men will submit to labour - we must expect our House of Commons to exhibit its present barrenness of rising merit ; we must not hope to see rich grapes growing on a soil which was only suited for poor ...
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... expect it for their proposals of Reform . They may ask our attention ; but they must expect our scrutiny . If we consider the Bill which Lord Derby's Government has in fact proposed , it will seem to be a commentary on these remarks ...
... expect it for their proposals of Reform . They may ask our attention ; but they must expect our scrutiny . If we consider the Bill which Lord Derby's Government has in fact proposed , it will seem to be a commentary on these remarks ...
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