The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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interests , too , have grown over every present arrangement , and on minor matters interests are long - lived because they can never be convicted of any amazing evil . The number of practical improvements in detail on which the public ...
interests , too , have grown over every present arrangement , and on minor matters interests are long - lived because they can never be convicted of any amazing evil . The number of practical improvements in detail on which the public ...
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... from the causes we have explained , far more time would be requisite here than there . A revolutionary convention might also dissolve the present Constitution ; but that is a remote speculation . For the present , what has been said ...
... from the causes we have explained , far more time would be requisite here than there . A revolutionary convention might also dissolve the present Constitution ; but that is a remote speculation . For the present , what has been said ...
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Accordingly the series of cabinet ministers presents a nearly unbroken rank of persons who either are themselves large ... mass of county members , on whatever side of the house they sit , should present features so marked and uniform .
Accordingly the series of cabinet ministers presents a nearly unbroken rank of persons who either are themselves large ... mass of county members , on whatever side of the house they sit , should present features so marked and uniform .
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