The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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However , as it would be scarcely possible to create such a constituency , there is no reason for prolonging an anticipatory discussion on its tendencies . On the whole , therefore , we must , though rather against our wishes , discard ...
However , as it would be scarcely possible to create such a constituency , there is no reason for prolonging an anticipatory discussion on its tendencies . On the whole , therefore , we must , though rather against our wishes , discard ...
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We do not assert that the success of such an attempt is impossible ; but it is so improbable , that it ought to be examined most narrowly , and doubted as long as it is possible to doubt of it . There is , indeed , one reason why the ...
We do not assert that the success of such an attempt is impossible ; but it is so improbable , that it ought to be examined most narrowly , and doubted as long as it is possible to doubt of it . There is , indeed , one reason why the ...
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Mr. Disraeli's Bill for the Suppression of Corrupt Practices at Elections THERE are two objects to be sought in any discussion or action upon the expenses of elections , which it is expedient , so far as possible , not to confound .
Mr. Disraeli's Bill for the Suppression of Corrupt Practices at Elections THERE are two objects to be sought in any discussion or action upon the expenses of elections , which it is expedient , so far as possible , not to confound .
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