The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... 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 , if not ...
... 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 , if not ...
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... nature ensure that it should be so . On the other hand , although the close boroughs did not aid men of able minds and sensitive natures in the entrance to public life , they did aid men of able minds and coarse natures . The latter ...
... nature ensure that it should be so . On the other hand , although the close boroughs did not aid men of able minds and sensitive natures in the entrance to public life , they did aid men of able minds and coarse natures . The latter ...
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... nature . They feel he is not of them or like them , and never can be like them . He is something like an eager missionary , and so frightens and repels mild and soft gentlemen . The most considerable genius among English statesmen in ...
... nature . They feel he is not of them or like them , and never can be like them . He is something like an eager missionary , and so frightens and repels mild and soft gentlemen . The most considerable genius among English statesmen in ...
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