The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... fact , four or five years in the political life of a generation . And , finally , the presidential government involves the most terrible waste of the highest educating capacity in a nation . A singular instance of this at this moment ...
... fact , four or five years in the political life of a generation . And , finally , the presidential government involves the most terrible waste of the highest educating capacity in a nation . A singular instance of this at this moment ...
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... fact , a government ; for it could not have governed a country in which it had no root , and to whose keenest prejudices it was adverse . The system which was in fact adopted obviated these defects . Its peculiar nature threw ...
... fact , a government ; for it could not have governed a country in which it had no root , and to whose keenest prejudices it was adverse . The system which was in fact adopted obviated these defects . Its peculiar nature threw ...
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... fact , ruled a district , appointed its representatives , and swayed its opinion ; could , in fact , influence legislation by his will as much as by his arguments . A proxy holder was as good as an ambas- sador , and as much entitled to ...
... fact , ruled a district , appointed its representatives , and swayed its opinion ; could , in fact , influence legislation by his will as much as by his arguments . A proxy holder was as good as an ambas- sador , and as much entitled to ...
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