The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... present and which impeded our future . But this is an occasional , and not a perpetual habit of our body politic . The crop of bad laws is not infinite ; sometime or other it must necessarily come to an end . At the present moment it is ...
... present and which impeded our future . But this is an occasional , and not a perpetual habit of our body politic . The crop of bad laws is not infinite ; sometime or other it must necessarily come to an end . At the present moment it is ...
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... present Government at bottom responsible for the present state of things . It is in substance a return to the normal condition of parliamentary government . Legislation never ought long to be , and never can permanently be , the main ...
... present Government at bottom responsible for the present state of things . It is in substance a return to the normal condition of parliamentary government . Legislation never ought long to be , and never can permanently be , the main ...
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... present Constitution ; but that is a remote speculation . For the present , what has been said is true , the function of public opinion , which would have been slow from physical causes , from the area of the federation , and the ...
... present Constitution ; but that is a remote speculation . For the present , what has been said is true , the function of public opinion , which would have been slow from physical causes , from the area of the federation , and the ...
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