The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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A statesman who entered public life in the hope of gaining a satisfactory livelihood either for his friends or for himself , perhaps ought to be disappointed , and certainly would be so . We must not then be surprised that we have so ...
A statesman who entered public life in the hope of gaining a satisfactory livelihood either for his friends or for himself , perhaps ought to be disappointed , and certainly would be so . We must not then be surprised that we have so ...
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Men trained in commercial business , men perhaps in commercial business still , are daily arriving more and more at cabinet office . Mr. Forster spoke the other day ' of the school in connection with my mill .
Men trained in commercial business , men perhaps in commercial business still , are daily arriving more and more at cabinet office . Mr. Forster spoke the other day ' of the school in connection with my mill .
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So much of agreement in opinion as we see around us is perhaps unexampled in a political age ; and it is the more singular , because the English nation is now considerably less homogeneous in its social structure than it was once .
So much of agreement in opinion as we see around us is perhaps unexampled in a political age ; and it is the more singular , because the English nation is now considerably less homogeneous in its social structure than it was once .
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