The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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... they were , in truth , higher class constituencies ; they gave a representation to persons of greater wealth , of greater education , and presumably therefore , of greater political capacity , than the mass of the nation .
... they were , in truth , higher class constituencies ; they gave a representation to persons of greater wealth , of greater education , and presumably therefore , of greater political capacity , than the mass of the nation .
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The greater majority of candidates know that there is something wrong , but some candidates really do not , and we cannot confound the innocent with the guilty . We have , it is true , already made a step in that direction .
The greater majority of candidates know that there is something wrong , but some candidates really do not , and we cannot confound the innocent with the guilty . We have , it is true , already made a step in that direction .
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During the reign of Lord Palmerston , the 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 ...
During the reign of Lord Palmerston , the 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 ...
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