The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... give nominal power , but cannot possibly give real power ; that at best you give a vague voice to an unreasoning instinct , that in general you only give the corruptible an opportunity to become corrupt . It is often said , and commonly ...
... give nominal power , but cannot possibly give real power ; that at best you give a vague voice to an unreasoning instinct , that in general you only give the corruptible an opportunity to become corrupt . It is often said , and commonly ...
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... give them no such place ? The present generation have on this subject a great political duty . Our fathers lived in ... give the working classes of this country some power in the state : we must take care not to give them all the power ...
... give them no such place ? The present generation have on this subject a great political duty . Our fathers lived in ... give the working classes of this country some power in the state : we must take care not to give them all the power ...
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... give the necessary representation to the working classes , and it would give them only that necessary representation . Being only possessed of a certain number of seats , they could not rule the country , they could not impose on it ...
... give the necessary representation to the working classes , and it would give them only that necessary representation . Being only possessed of a certain number of seats , they could not rule the country , they could not impose on it ...
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