The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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But , indeed , it would never reach it . The country tests the fitness of a party for office by its discretion in opposition ; if it sees such a party opposing the obviously good measures of others , it infers that it is obviously unfit ...
But , indeed , it would never reach it . The country tests the fitness of a party for office by its discretion in opposition ; if it sees such a party opposing the obviously good measures of others , it infers that it is obviously unfit ...
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They are never still . They go to eight committees in a day , taking care to be pretty late at each — they look at their watches the moment they get there — they spurt out rapid errors . If you suggest a little reflection before doing ...
They are never still . They go to eight committees in a day , taking care to be pretty late at each — they look at their watches the moment they get there — they spurt out rapid errors . If you suggest a little reflection before doing ...
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We have never had in our national character any principal of aggression . ... A more democratic government would perhaps have been more warlike : but an English democracy will probably never be very warlike ; it will never engage in a ...
We have never had in our national character any principal of aggression . ... A more democratic government would perhaps have been more warlike : but an English democracy will probably never be very warlike ; it will never engage in a ...
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