The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... intelligence in it than many capitals ; but do they exercise any perceptible influence on the author- ised expressions of metropolitan opinion ? It is the same with every large town . All round Liverpool , for example , what a district ...
... intelligence in it than many capitals ; but do they exercise any perceptible influence on the author- ised expressions of metropolitan opinion ? It is the same with every large town . All round Liverpool , for example , what a district ...
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... intelligence of the nation , ' la légitime aristocratie , celle qu'acceptent librement les masses , sur qui doit exercer son pouvoir . ' * It is impossible to deny that this authority , in matters of political opinion , belongs by right ...
... intelligence of the nation , ' la légitime aristocratie , celle qu'acceptent librement les masses , sur qui doit exercer son pouvoir . ' * It is impossible to deny that this authority , in matters of political opinion , belongs by right ...
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... intelligence which rules in England is , the ordinary intelligence minus class prejudices . The world has an influence far more diffused than what we call cultivation : it rubs off prejudices from those whom it leaves unrefined . It ...
... intelligence which rules in England is , the ordinary intelligence minus class prejudices . The world has an influence far more diffused than what we call cultivation : it rubs off prejudices from those whom it leaves unrefined . It ...
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