The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... importance as to the legislative . In the first place , there is the old but still important function of watching and checking the ministers of the Crown . We must not estimate the value of this by the actual cases in which we see it ...
... importance as to the legislative . In the first place , there is the old but still important function of watching and checking the ministers of the Crown . We must not estimate the value of this by the actual cases in which we see it ...
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... important ; a careful observer can , by steady comparison , deduce certain general rules for which he has solid reasons , and in which he has confidence ; but in the application of those rules to a particular case he must always feel ...
... important ; a careful observer can , by steady comparison , deduce certain general rules for which he has solid reasons , and in which he has confidence ; but in the application of those rules to a particular case he must always feel ...
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... important to a statesman than knowledge , they are indisputably superior . The life of a man of business is an incessant discipline of judgment : if he exercise it well he succeeds , if he exercise it ill he fails . The fact of a man of ...
... important to a statesman than knowledge , they are indisputably superior . The life of a man of business is an incessant discipline of judgment : if he exercise it well he succeeds , if he exercise it ill he fails . The fact of a man of ...
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