The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... influence over them might become a force of great magnitude . Lord Palmerston has been a strong Minister in an evenly divided Parlia- ment , because he had influence with his opponents as well as his parti- sans , with what we call the ...
... influence over them might become a force of great magnitude . Lord Palmerston has been a strong Minister in an evenly divided Parlia- ment , because he had influence with his opponents as well as his parti- sans , with what we call the ...
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... influence ; in the middle of the century there was only a corrupt one . We see from facts what theory might have ... influence must considerably preponderate over popular influence , or the latter will soon altogether destroy the former ...
... influence ; in the middle of the century there was only a corrupt one . We see from facts what theory might have ... influence must considerably preponderate over popular influence , or the latter will soon altogether destroy the former ...
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... influence which a rich man gains who subscribes largely to local charities , and is , in other ways , a great benefactor to the district he wishes to represent . But in five cases out of ten it is not even desirable that the influence ...
... influence which a rich man gains who subscribes largely to local charities , and is , in other ways , a great benefactor to the district he wishes to represent . But in five cases out of ten it is not even desirable that the influence ...
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