The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... minority of the constituency , by voting for a single candidate only , can effectually secure his election . Thus ... minority of two - fifths will have exactly as many votes to give to one member as the remaining three - fifths have to ...
... minority of the constituency , by voting for a single candidate only , can effectually secure his election . Thus ... minority of two - fifths will have exactly as many votes to give to one member as the remaining three - fifths have to ...
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... minority must yield to the majority , the smaller number to the greater , is a familiar idea ; and accordingly men think there is no necessity for using their minds any further , and it does not occur to them that there is any medium ...
... minority must yield to the majority , the smaller number to the greater , is a familiar idea ; and accordingly men think there is no necessity for using their minds any further , and it does not occur to them that there is any medium ...
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... minority— ( a minority of one - third plus one ) —equal power in all constituencies to a large majority ( a majority of two - thirds minus one . ) A Parliament so elected could not govern the state ; it would be subject to chronic ...
... minority— ( a minority of one - third plus one ) —equal power in all constituencies to a large majority ( a majority of two - thirds minus one . ) A Parliament so elected could not govern the state ; it would be subject to chronic ...
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