The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... expression of the real opinion of an influential nation is of incalculable importance , because that opinion , if thoroughly brought out , may have incalculable weight . Nor can it be said that the expression given by Parliament to ...
... expression of the real opinion of an influential nation is of incalculable importance , because that opinion , if thoroughly brought out , may have incalculable weight . Nor can it be said that the expression given by Parliament to ...
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... expression for the sentiments of what are vaguely but intelligibly called the working classes . We ignore them . The Reform Act of 1832 assumed that it was expedient to give a representa- tion to the wants and feelings of those who live ...
... expression for the sentiments of what are vaguely but intelligibly called the working classes . We ignore them . The Reform Act of 1832 assumed that it was expedient to give a representa- tion to the wants and feelings of those who live ...
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... expression to all classes whose minds required an expression . The mercantile and trading class had not , as we have just explained , their due weight in the system of government ; they did not regulate all that they should have ...
... expression to all classes whose minds required an expression . The mercantile and trading class had not , as we have just explained , their due weight in the system of government ; they did not regulate all that they should have ...
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