The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... greater wealth , of greater education , and presumably therefore , of greater political capacity , than the mass of the nation . We have apparently at least the best means of judging of their effects . Being , as we have seen , the ...
... greater wealth , of greater education , and presumably therefore , of greater political capacity , than the mass of the nation . We have apparently at least the best means of judging of their effects . Being , as we have seen , the ...
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... greater than it was in 1832. A great deal of new wealth since then has grown up in the country , the owners of which desire seats in Parlia- ment , and are very ready to pay money to obtain them . There has been an augmentation in the ...
... greater than it was in 1832. A great deal of new wealth since then has grown up in the country , the owners of which desire seats in Parlia- ment , and are very ready to pay money to obtain them . There has been an augmentation in the ...
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... greater part of the moderate Liberals and the greater part of the moderate Conservatives acted together . It was a government of the ' common element ' between parties , if we may revert to the phrase we used in times that seem already ...
... greater part of the moderate Liberals and the greater part of the moderate Conservatives acted together . It was a government of the ' common element ' between parties , if we may revert to the phrase we used in times that seem already ...
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