The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... persons ; he is chosen by persons who have few opportunities of judging , whereas a parliament has many and good opportunities : he must be chosen at a fixed time , whereas in a ministerial constitution the country is never convulsed ...
... persons ; he is chosen by persons who have few opportunities of judging , whereas a parliament has many and good opportunities : he must be chosen at a fixed time , whereas in a ministerial constitution the country is never convulsed ...
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... persons , and which would deny it to the greatest number of unfit persons . But every reasonable theorist would hasten to add , that the end must never be sacrificed to the means . The mode of election which is selected must be one ...
... persons , and which would deny it to the greatest number of unfit persons . But every reasonable theorist would hasten to add , that the end must never be sacrificed to the means . The mode of election which is selected must be one ...
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... persons who would exercise an intermediate suffrage ; that they could choose persons in their own neighbourhood well known to them , and for whom they had a respect ; and that the ultimate representative nominated by these local ...
... persons who would exercise an intermediate suffrage ; that they could choose persons in their own neighbourhood well known to them , and for whom they had a respect ; and that the ultimate representative nominated by these local ...
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