The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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And a practical statesman will be very cautious how he destroys a machinery which attains its essential object for the sake of an incidental benefit which might be expected from a different machinery . If we have a good legislature ...
And a practical statesman will be very cautious how he destroys a machinery which attains its essential object for the sake of an incidental benefit which might be expected from a different machinery . If we have a good legislature ...
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difficulty in this , as in the other practical suggestions of Mr. Mill's which we have yet to examine , is practical rather than theoretical . To prevent fraud , and all kinds of suspicion of fraud , it is most essential to have some ...
difficulty in this , as in the other practical suggestions of Mr. Mill's which we have yet to examine , is practical rather than theoretical . To prevent fraud , and all kinds of suspicion of fraud , it is most essential to have some ...
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We believe this Bill to be fifteen shillings in the pound on the Radical demand , with a practical promise of the other five ; and so thinking if we were Radicals , as practical men , we should , of course , take it .
We believe this Bill to be fifteen shillings in the pound on the Radical demand , with a practical promise of the other five ; and so thinking if we were Radicals , as practical men , we should , of course , take it .
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