The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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It is a characteristic benefit of parliamentary institutionsa benefit in which they excell every form of bureaucracy and the American form of democracy — that it brings the minds of many eminent statesmen into habitual contact with the ...
It is a characteristic benefit of parliamentary institutionsa benefit in which they excell every form of bureaucracy and the American form of democracy — that it brings the minds of many eminent statesmen into habitual contact with the ...
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A subordinate parliamentary official passes his time in voting for bills as to which he was not consulted ; and carrying out in detail decisions made by his superiors . No life more vexing to a clear and strong mind can be imagined .
A subordinate parliamentary official passes his time in voting for bills as to which he was not consulted ; and carrying out in detail decisions made by his superiors . No life more vexing to a clear and strong mind can be imagined .
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Being able to do official work they will be very apt to do too much of it ; and in a parliamentary government such as ours , a strong propensity to excessive action is almost as great an evil as gross incompetence .
Being able to do official work they will be very apt to do too much of it ; and in a parliamentary government such as ours , a strong propensity to excessive action is almost as great an evil as gross incompetence .
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