The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... given in the main to the relations and friends of the borough proprietor , and to the friends of his friends ; and that , there- fore , we cannot count on such dependent seats for any great accession of parliamentary ability , because ...
... given in the main to the relations and friends of the borough proprietor , and to the friends of his friends ; and that , there- fore , we cannot count on such dependent seats for any great accession of parliamentary ability , because ...
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... given them— and 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 , as in ours , that ...
... given them— and 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 , as in ours , that ...
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... given , most dubious . The chaotic state of the subject is one of the worst results of the fall of Mr. Gladstone's ... given many of their supporters much less than they expected to get , but it is not proved that they have not given too ...
... given , most dubious . The chaotic state of the subject is one of the worst results of the fall of Mr. Gladstone's ... given many of their supporters much less than they expected to get , but it is not proved that they have not given too ...
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