The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... 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 to propose good ...
... 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 to propose good ...
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... never think if they can help it -that they require to be goaded towards it — that they invent devices to avoid it — that , however greedy of enjoyment in other ways , they decline , if possible , to enjoy themselves in this . One of ...
... never think if they can help it -that they require to be goaded towards it — that they invent devices to avoid it — that , however greedy of enjoyment in other ways , they decline , if possible , to enjoy themselves in this . One of ...
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... never had in our national character any principal of aggression . We have no such settled inciting motive . On the ... never be very warlike ; it will never engage in a continued series of intentional aggressions ; least of all would it ...
... never had in our national character any principal of aggression . We have no such settled inciting motive . On the ... never be very warlike ; it will never engage in a continued series of intentional aggressions ; least of all would it ...
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