The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... object it runs into ramified detail . Nor in our case is this the worst . We are not legislating on a tabula rasa . The representative system of the country is an old , involved , puzzling machine . When a person proposes to touch it ...
... object it runs into ramified detail . Nor in our case is this the worst . We are not legislating on a tabula rasa . The representative system of the country is an old , involved , puzzling machine . When a person proposes to touch it ...
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... objects which a scheme of Reform should now be prepared to effect . 1. It should pro- vide for the working classes an ... object . It avowedly left the nomination boroughs and the corrupt boroughs very much as they stood . It withdrew a ...
... objects which a scheme of Reform should now be prepared to effect . 1. It should pro- vide for the working classes an ... object . It avowedly left the nomination boroughs and the corrupt boroughs very much as they stood . It withdrew a ...
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... objects which we specified were the only ones which the Conservative measure even aimed at accomplishing . It gave ... object to . We all admit that in some degree this is desirable . Lord Derby also proposed to liberalise the county ...
... objects which we specified were the only ones which the Conservative measure even aimed at accomplishing . It gave ... object to . We all admit that in some degree this is desirable . Lord Derby also proposed to liberalise the county ...
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