The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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If a cabinet is to be responsible for the peace and welfare of the country it must have the help of the legislature in providing all first - class laws which in the cabinet's judgment are necessary for that peace and welfare .
If a cabinet is to be responsible for the peace and welfare of the country it must have the help of the legislature in providing all first - class laws which in the cabinet's judgment are necessary for that peace and welfare .
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We do not wish to give a more than is necessary personal application to a most important ethical doctrine . Sir Robert Peel would not have been inexcusable in saying what he did in the heat of debate , but we think he was wholly ...
We do not wish to give a more than is necessary personal application to a most important ethical doctrine . Sir Robert Peel would not have been inexcusable in saying what he did in the heat of debate , but we think he was wholly ...
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rules even more necessary . After the Reform Act of 1832 it were found necessary to deprive private members of what was then their most effective weapon . In the old Parliament Sir Francis Burdett , or any other member , could on any ...
rules even more necessary . After the Reform Act of 1832 it were found necessary to deprive private members of what was then their most effective weapon . In the old Parliament Sir Francis Burdett , or any other member , could on any ...
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