The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... political experience , and he has , moreover , the not very frequent capacity for political experience . He can trace the influence of gradual changes , and is not blind to all political tendencies that are not decisively marked . He ...
... political experience , and he has , moreover , the not very frequent capacity for political experience . He can trace the influence of gradual changes , and is not blind to all political tendencies that are not decisively marked . He ...
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... politics than the withdrawal of such a bill . It is serious that a govern- ment should say to a large class of her Majesty's subjects : ' You are entitled to have a greater share of political power than you now have : you ought to have ...
... politics than the withdrawal of such a bill . It is serious that a govern- ment should say to a large class of her Majesty's subjects : ' You are entitled to have a greater share of political power than you now have : you ought to have ...
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... political standard of taste and principle in the middle class for the sake of giving fresh protection to the exercise of political rights by the poorest class . There is no denying that the ballot is a new step in the same direction ...
... political standard of taste and principle in the middle class for the sake of giving fresh protection to the exercise of political rights by the poorest class . There is no denying that the ballot is a new step in the same direction ...
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