The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... matters that require the concurrence of many per- sons , a compact minority which will not yield , and which it is ... matter is not of primary importance . A powerful ministry can always pass an Act to make commissioners do what they ...
... matters that require the concurrence of many per- sons , a compact minority which will not yield , and which it is ... matter is not of primary importance . A powerful ministry can always pass an Act to make commissioners do what they ...
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... 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 taste the pleasure of conferring favours and earning thanks . We need impute to him ...
... 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 taste the pleasure of conferring favours and earning thanks . We need impute to him ...
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... matter of principle , we are disposed to deny that a protracted tenure of subordinate office is a good preparation ... matters of general policy he must obey his parliamentary chief . On all matters of detail he is a child in the hands ...
... matter of principle , we are disposed to deny that a protracted tenure of subordinate office is a good preparation ... matters of general policy he must obey his parliamentary chief . On all matters of detail he is a child in the hands ...
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