The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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We own we had rather the matter had not been necessarily named in Parliament ; we fear the more attention is drawn to it the more anti - Catholic pledges will be exacted , the more the no - Popery spirit will be kept alive and ...
We own we had rather the matter had not been necessarily named in Parliament ; we fear the more attention is drawn to it the more anti - Catholic pledges will be exacted , the more the no - Popery spirit will be kept alive and ...
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The working of the great machine of Parliament can be far better investigated by persons in Parliament than by any one else ; they have a first hand knowledge of much which to others is only matter of report ; they have a just ...
The working of the great machine of Parliament can be far better investigated by persons in Parliament than by any one else ; they have a first hand knowledge of much which to others is only matter of report ; they have a just ...
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In nine cases out of ten the chief of a department thinks that it does not very much matter whether he has a man of a shade more or a shade less capacity under him . It matters to him much more to gratify his intimate friends , and to ...
In nine cases out of ten the chief of a department thinks that it does not very much matter whether he has a man of a shade more or a shade less capacity under him . It matters to him much more to gratify his intimate friends , and to ...
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