The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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Formally , as we know , no one but a minister can propose to spend the public money ; but if , nevertheless , an account ... beyond measure exceed that by which the House in the same period lessened expenses proposed by the government .
Formally , as we know , no one but a minister can propose to spend the public money ; but if , nevertheless , an account ... beyond measure exceed that by which the House in the same period lessened expenses proposed by the government .
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He gave an elaborate panegyric on them ; he proved that they were good constituencies , and that they returned the best members to Parliament who were returned by any kind of places ; and then he proposed to take members from them .
He gave an elaborate panegyric on them ; he proved that they were good constituencies , and that they returned the best members to Parliament who were returned by any kind of places ; and then he proposed to take members from them .
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It is now proposed , therefore , to adopt a much more radical scheme , and throw all the legitimate expenses also , or a great part of them , upon the counties and boroughs returning members . The expenses , it is thought , will then be ...
It is now proposed , therefore , to adopt a much more radical scheme , and throw all the legitimate expenses also , or a great part of them , upon the counties and boroughs returning members . The expenses , it is thought , will then be ...
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