The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... obtain its principal excellence- that the laws of the country and its policy are at one . The more considerate of the peers are plainly alive to this danger . ' I quite admit , ' said Lord Carnarvon , ' that an hereditary chamber must ...
... obtain its principal excellence- that the laws of the country and its policy are at one . The more considerate of the peers are plainly alive to this danger . ' I quite admit , ' said Lord Carnarvon , ' that an hereditary chamber must ...
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... obtained by members of Parliament at a very high price - first in the lowest kind of price - for , a rare exception ... obtaining the life which they desire . They will have econ- omised enough to lose them their constituency , but not ...
... obtained by members of Parliament at a very high price - first in the lowest kind of price - for , a rare exception ... obtaining the life which they desire . They will have econ- omised enough to lose them their constituency , but not ...
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... obtain a good measure , but that if there is no delay , much of what will be passed will be passed in uncertainty , and may probably be dangerous . Lord Melbourne used to say that the only thing which thoroughly frightened him was the ...
... obtain a good measure , but that if there is no delay , much of what will be passed will be passed in uncertainty , and may probably be dangerous . Lord Melbourne used to say that the only thing which thoroughly frightened him was the ...
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