The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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And he answers : ' There probably is , but that activity reacts , I think , upon the duties of the minister ; that tendency to increased labour throughout all classes adds to the public business ; it would be important that the ...
And he answers : ' There probably is , but that activity reacts , I think , upon the duties of the minister ; that tendency to increased labour throughout all classes adds to the public business ; it would be important that the ...
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On the contrary , there will be probably fewer billsat least Government bills — before Parliament next year than there are this . At present we are still living among the remains of the energetic era : we have a certain number of ...
On the contrary , there will be probably fewer billsat least Government bills — before Parliament next year than there are this . At present we are still living among the remains of the energetic era : we have a certain number of ...
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They would throw the probably decisive weight of their votes into the scale most inconvenient to the government proposing that abolition ; would combine with every strong opposition to it ; in the present state of parties would soon ...
They would throw the probably decisive weight of their votes into the scale most inconvenient to the government proposing that abolition ; would combine with every strong opposition to it ; in the present state of parties would soon ...
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