The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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A minority at all greater than 2000 , therefore , would , if it managed properly , be certain to return a member . The objection to this plan is , that it would rather tend to give us a Parliament principally elected by the lower orders ...
A minority at all greater than 2000 , therefore , would , if it managed properly , be certain to return a member . The objection to this plan is , that it would rather tend to give us a Parliament principally elected by the lower orders ...
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If all the adult males in Stafford have votes , then the member for Stafford will be elected by universal suffrage ; he will be the organ of the lower orders of that place . Supposing that place to be subject in this respect to no ...
If all the adult males in Stafford have votes , then the member for Stafford will be elected by universal suffrage ; he will be the organ of the lower orders of that place . Supposing that place to be subject in this respect to no ...
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House - rent , it was said , is highest in the large boroughs , where the working classes for the most part live : you may safely , therefore , lower the qualification to a point which will include the working classes in them , without ...
House - rent , it was said , is highest in the large boroughs , where the working classes for the most part live : you may safely , therefore , lower the qualification to a point which will include the working classes in them , without ...
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