The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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Its peculiar nature threw preponderant power into the hands of the higher gentry and the nobility . The smaller boroughs had fallen by a kind of necessity of nature into their hands ; their influence in the counties was preponderant ...
Its peculiar nature threw preponderant power into the hands of the higher gentry and the nobility . The smaller boroughs had fallen by a kind of necessity of nature into their hands ; their influence in the counties was preponderant ...
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... cannot help saying that it showed high - bred exclusiveness , and aristocratic narrowness of mind : but we also cannot help perceiving that it was natural . The same thing would be sure to happen again in any similar circumstances .
... cannot help saying that it showed high - bred exclusiveness , and aristocratic narrowness of mind : but we also cannot help perceiving that it was natural . The same thing would be sure to happen again in any similar circumstances .
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a servatives vote with us , we have heard a good Liberal judge say , ' the more and twice the more Liberals will vote against us ' , and we cannot blame the natural instinct . It is the non - Radical — the moderate Liberal seceders who ...
a servatives vote with us , we have heard a good Liberal judge say , ' the more and twice the more Liberals will vote against us ' , and we cannot blame the natural instinct . It is the non - Radical — the moderate Liberal seceders who ...
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