The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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It is the same with respect to other departments , India , for instance ; how can the Prime Minister be able to judge of the course of policy with regard to India unless he be cognisant of all the current important correspondence ?
It is the same with respect to other departments , India , for instance ; how can the Prime Minister be able to judge of the course of policy with regard to India unless he be cognisant of all the current important correspondence ?
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It was most potent when it was certain that the 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 ...
It was most potent when it was certain that the 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 ...
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These sixteen boroughs ensured the 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 ...
These sixteen boroughs ensured the 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 ...
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