The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Opposition , at least in its complete form , is very natural . Mr. Gladstone has worked harder than any Prime Minister ever worked before ; he has had five years of that work ; he has earned repose as far as it is possible for labour to ...
... Opposition , at least in its complete form , is very natural . Mr. Gladstone has worked harder than any Prime Minister ever worked before ; he has had five years of that work ; he has earned repose as far as it is possible for labour to ...
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... opposition to all measures of the existing government , if successful for the instant , would in the end be fatal , because it would land the opposition in office pledged to mis- chievous falsehoods in every kind of public business ...
... opposition to all measures of the existing government , if successful for the instant , would in the end be fatal , because it would land the opposition in office pledged to mis- chievous falsehoods in every kind of public business ...
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... opposition leader , there is another which has to be performed occasionally only , that is the finding a programme for his party . Many of the most successful opposition leaders have never done this at all . On a memorable occasion Sir ...
... opposition leader , there is another which has to be performed occasionally only , that is the finding a programme for his party . Many of the most successful opposition leaders have never done this at all . On a memorable occasion Sir ...
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