The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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The strong current which sets from the small places to the large ones is of itself a reason for considering whether some corresponding change should not be made in our representative Constitution . The unrepresented classes of our large ...
The strong current which sets from the small places to the large ones is of itself a reason for considering whether some corresponding change should not be made in our representative Constitution . The unrepresented classes of our large ...
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Altogether a new set of forces have arisen in Europe with a new centre of gravity , which may be in the end better for us than the old — which there is strong reason to think will be thus better , but which will almost certainly cause ...
Altogether a new set of forces have arisen in Europe with a new centre of gravity , which may be in the end better for us than the old — which there is strong reason to think will be thus better , but which will almost certainly cause ...
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In the quiet times , therefore , of the middle part of the eighteenth century there is no particular reason for believing that our old system gave a much better or a much worse representation to the national voice than any other system ...
In the quiet times , therefore , of the middle part of the eighteenth century there is no particular reason for believing that our old system gave a much better or a much worse representation to the national voice than any other system ...
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