The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... lower orders , with special members among them to express the sentiments of the wealthier classes , than a Parliament generally agreeing with the wealthier classes , and containing special representa- tives for the lower : the principal ...
... lower orders , with special members among them to express the sentiments of the wealthier classes , than a Parliament generally agreeing with the wealthier classes , and containing special representa- tives for the lower : the principal ...
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... lower classes by giving to those classes some influence in every con- stituency . Our survey of them has confirmed the anticipation with which we set out . The dilemma remains . Either the influence is great enough to determine the ...
... lower classes by giving to those classes some influence in every con- stituency . Our survey of them has confirmed the anticipation with which we set out . The dilemma remains . Either the influence is great enough to determine the ...
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... lower orders , and would keep the greater part of the towns effectually out of their hands . The difference in the value of house - property in large towns and in small towns , it was urged , would render a nominally uniform ...
... lower orders , and would keep the greater part of the towns effectually out of their hands . The difference in the value of house - property in large towns and in small towns , it was urged , would render a nominally uniform ...
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