The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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It is scarcely too much to say that the English people never care to form a judgment about a proposition which has not at least a large minority to advocate it in Parliament . They think that a measure so upheld is ' practical ...
It is scarcely too much to say that the English people never care to form a judgment about a proposition which has not at least a large minority to advocate it in Parliament . They think that a measure so upheld is ' practical ...
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... any motive except the good of the department in making choice of their subordinates , better men would in all probability be obtained by the responsible but arbitrary exercise of their own judgment than in any other way whatever .
... any motive except the good of the department in making choice of their subordinates , better men would in all probability be obtained by the responsible but arbitrary exercise of their own judgment than in any other way whatever .
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a a discretion and judgment , which are more 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 ...
a a discretion and judgment , which are more 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 ...
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