The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Minister be able to judge of the course of policy with regard to India unless he be cognisant of all the current important correspon- dence ? In the case of Ireland and the Home Department , it is the same . Then the Prime Minister has ...
... Minister be able to judge of the course of policy with regard to India unless he be cognisant of all the current important correspon- dence ? In the case of Ireland and the Home Department , it is the same . Then the Prime Minister has ...
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... minister would be victorious ; it was weak and hesitating when it was dubious whether he might not be beaten and retire . In other words , that source of strength was prolific when it was not wanted ; when it was wanted , it was ...
... minister would be victorious ; it was weak and hesitating when it was dubious whether he might not be beaten and retire . In other words , that source of strength was prolific when it was not wanted ; when it was wanted , it was ...
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... Minister who was in power at each parliamentary election thirty - two votes . But the singular insecurity of such a source of strength is very clear . The existence of it was a premium upon dissolutions . A new administration could ...
... Minister who was in power at each parliamentary election thirty - two votes . But the singular insecurity of such a source of strength is very clear . The existence of it was a premium upon dissolutions . A new administration could ...
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