The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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We have only to look down the list of the members for the closer boroughs to satisfy ourselves of the conclusion which we should be inclined to anticipate beforehand , viz . , that the support of the borough proprietor is given in the ...
We have only to look down the list of the members for the closer boroughs to satisfy ourselves of the conclusion which we should be inclined to anticipate beforehand , viz . , that the support of the borough proprietor is given in the ...
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They accepted that which was given themand well they might accept it ; for on few generations have the comforts of intellectual cultivation been bestowed in so large measure , and so unchecked by the cares and evils which , in most days ...
They accepted that which was given themand well they might accept it ; for on few generations have the comforts of intellectual cultivation been bestowed in so large measure , and so unchecked by the cares and evils which , in most days ...
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No doubt this Government have in this way given many of their supporters much less than they expected to get , but it is not proved that they have not given too much , or that it has been given upon the right plan ...
No doubt this Government have in this way given many of their supporters much less than they expected to get , but it is not proved that they have not given too much , or that it has been given upon the right plan ...
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