The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... mind by the spectacle of great men speaking naturally as well as greatly upon great things . It can hardly be said that Lord Palmerston does elevate the public mind . He speaks naturally , but not greatly . He always pleases ; he often ...
... mind by the spectacle of great men speaking naturally as well as greatly upon great things . It can hardly be said that Lord Palmerston does elevate the public mind . He speaks naturally , but not greatly . He always pleases ; he often ...
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... mind can be imagined . If you go into public life because you have a great interest in politics - because it occupies your mind - you wish to exert your mind in politics . But a subordinate parliamentary placeman cannot exert his mind ...
... mind can be imagined . If you go into public life because you have a great interest in politics - because it occupies your mind - you wish to exert your mind in politics . But a subordinate parliamentary placeman cannot exert his mind ...
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... mind will make light of its difficulty , or depreci- ate its value . But on the very face it is the exact antithesis to a labour of construction ; Conservative criticism is the obvious opposite to inno- vating creation . The Tory party ...
... mind will make light of its difficulty , or depreci- ate its value . But on the very face it is the exact antithesis to a labour of construction ; Conservative criticism is the obvious opposite to inno- vating creation . The Tory party ...
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