The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... judgment than in any other way what- ever . But then , unfortunately , these two ' ifs ' are only equivalent to ... judgment . But if they were uniformly men of the most extraordinary judgment , we know that they would not and could not ...
... judgment than in any other way what- ever . But then , unfortunately , these two ' ifs ' are only equivalent to ... judgment . But if they were uniformly men of the most extraordinary judgment , we know that they would not and could not ...
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Walter Bagehot Norman St. John-Stevas. 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 ...
Walter Bagehot Norman St. John-Stevas. 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 ...
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... judgment with the fairly intelligent and reasonably educated part of the community . Almost all persons , except the avowed holders of the democratic theory , would think that this is enough . Most people wish to see embodied in ...
... judgment with the fairly intelligent and reasonably educated part of the community . Almost all persons , except the avowed holders of the democratic theory , would think that this is enough . Most people wish to see embodied in ...
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