The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... parliamentary institutions— a 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 minds of most people in the ...
... parliamentary institutions— a 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 minds of most people in the ...
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... parliamentary placeman cannot exert his mind ; at least his opportunities are but rare . On matters of general policy he must obey his parliamentary chief . On all matters of detail he is a child in the hands of the permanent under ...
... parliamentary placeman cannot exert his mind ; at least his opportunities are but rare . On matters of general policy he must obey his parliamentary chief . On all matters of detail he is a child in the hands of the permanent under ...
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... parliamentary govern- ment such as ours , a strong propensity to excessive action is almost as great an evil as gross incompetence . It tends indeed to produce in- competence . A parliamentary official is necessarily ' a bird of passage ...
... parliamentary govern- ment such as ours , a strong propensity to excessive action is almost as great an evil as gross incompetence . It tends indeed to produce in- competence . A parliamentary official is necessarily ' a bird of passage ...
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