The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... least entirely free from the taint of political motive . We all know how easily the habit of dismissing the mere appointees of your op- ponents would creep in directly party spirit became narrow and cap- tious . We are far from ...
... least entirely free from the taint of political motive . We all know how easily the habit of dismissing the mere appointees of your op- ponents would creep in directly party spirit became narrow and cap- tious . We are far from ...
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... least , we are told . Elderly law lords dwell upon the venerable theory with solemn unction . Statesmen repeat the platitude , and the people accept it as an axiomatic , though somewhat tiresome , truism . An experienced member of ...
... least , we are told . Elderly law lords dwell upon the venerable theory with solemn unction . Statesmen repeat the platitude , and the people accept it as an axiomatic , though somewhat tiresome , truism . An experienced member of ...
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... least intelligent inhabitants in those places . But we would meet that objection . We would give to each of these great cities with low suffrage as many as three members , and allow all voters to give their three votes to any one ...
... least intelligent inhabitants in those places . But we would meet that objection . We would give to each of these great cities with low suffrage as many as three members , and allow all voters to give their three votes to any one ...
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