The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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are due to the real ignorance of the latter , which passes laws almost impossible to interpret or to carry out for want of some one to tell them exactly where the ambiguity will at once be felt , and where machinery for carrying its ...
are due to the real ignorance of the latter , which passes laws almost impossible to interpret or to carry out for want of some one to tell them exactly where the ambiguity will at once be felt , and where machinery for carrying its ...
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Lowe has more than once said that having once admitted the principle of absolute equality between poor and rich , between men of one religion and those of another religion , into our electoral system , we should be obliged to apply it ...
Lowe has more than once said that having once admitted the principle of absolute equality between poor and rich , between men of one religion and those of another religion , into our electoral system , we should be obliged to apply it ...
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The ballot may be less valued than it was once ; but its advocacy was once a clear test of Liberalism , and the Liberal who , having once adopted it , votes against it will be held , and rightly held , by his constituents to have ...
The ballot may be less valued than it was once ; but its advocacy was once a clear test of Liberalism , and the Liberal who , having once adopted it , votes against it will be held , and rightly held , by his constituents to have ...
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