The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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But there is nothing like securing the respect of all parties for our bureaucratic organisation , by submitting it to ... We are far from asserting that as the state becomes more and more democratic , party spirit will become more and ...
But there is nothing like securing the respect of all parties for our bureaucratic organisation , by submitting it to ... We are far from asserting that as the state becomes more and more democratic , party spirit will become more and ...
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The Conservative party cannot be called a missionary party about Reform . It has no hurrying convictions about it which will draw it towards desired change , whether it be favourable to its party advantage or unfavourable .
The Conservative party cannot be called a missionary party about Reform . It has no hurrying convictions about it which will draw it towards desired change , whether it be favourable to its party advantage or unfavourable .
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The affirmative was never argued by one great party , and the negative by another , in the way even common questions are argued . The English people had not the ordinary notice of what was being done . But this only brings the question ...
The affirmative was never argued by one great party , and the negative by another , in the way even common questions are argued . The English people had not the ordinary notice of what was being done . But this only brings the question ...
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