The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... probably with his own hand , the letters in reply to all persons of station who address themselves to him ; he has to receive deputations on public business ; during the sitting of Parliament he is expected to attend six or seven hours ...
... probably with his own hand , the letters in reply to all persons of station who address themselves to him ; he has to receive deputations on public business ; during the sitting of Parliament he is expected to attend six or seven hours ...
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... Probably it was in compliment to the working class members that there was to be a half - time session . ' Nor is this likely to be a temporary state of things . On the contrary , there will be probably fewer bills— at least Government ...
... Probably it was in compliment to the working class members that there was to be a half - time session . ' Nor is this likely to be a temporary state of things . On the contrary , there will be probably fewer bills— at least Government ...
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... probably be in great part to set the joint constituency free from the yoke of great proprietors . If Lord A is supreme in borough a , and Mr. B in town b , a and b combined will probably be controlled by neither . The local feeling of b ...
... probably be in great part to set the joint constituency free from the yoke of great proprietors . If Lord A is supreme in borough a , and Mr. B in town b , a and b combined will probably be controlled by neither . The local feeling of b ...
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