The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... means of measuring the utility of any particular Session . But though it certainly is the readiest means it is by no means the justest . As we have often taken occasion to observe , even at tedious length , the great prominence which ...
... means of measuring the utility of any particular Session . But though it certainly is the readiest means it is by no means the justest . As we have often taken occasion to observe , even at tedious length , the great prominence which ...
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... mean . It means the introduction of no less than 800,000 new votes in addition to the 379,000 borough votes already on the register . No doubt Sir James Graham will say that the municipal franchise he advocates has the additional ...
... mean . It means the introduction of no less than 800,000 new votes in addition to the 379,000 borough votes already on the register . No doubt Sir James Graham will say that the municipal franchise he advocates has the additional ...
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... means that , undoubtedly very sincerely , but he means also , and more sincerely , because half unconsciously , ' We — I , and such as I— ought to have more power . The stationary south must no longer govern the advancing north ...
... means that , undoubtedly very sincerely , but he means also , and more sincerely , because half unconsciously , ' We — I , and such as I— ought to have more power . The stationary south must no longer govern the advancing north ...
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