The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... party , and which , whether efficient or not , are at least entirely free from the taint of political motive . We all know how easily the habit of dismissing the mere appointees of your op- ponents would creep in directly party spirit ...
... party , and which , whether efficient or not , are at least entirely free from the taint of political motive . We all know how easily the habit of dismissing the mere appointees of your op- ponents would creep in directly party spirit ...
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... 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 mass of the party cheered ...
... 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 mass of the party cheered ...
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... party , and the negative by another , in the way even common questions are argued . The English people had not the ... party which then , at least , supported the throne by a sort of nature , hated their persons ; the Whig party which ...
... party , and the negative by another , in the way even common questions are argued . The English people had not the ... party which then , at least , supported the throne by a sort of nature , hated their persons ; the Whig party which ...
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