The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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... the tedious reforms which have to be effected , the long figures which have to be explained , the slow arguments which require a reply — the heaviness of subjects , in a word — have caused a corresponding weight in our oratory .
... the tedious reforms which have to be effected , the long figures which have to be explained , the slow arguments which require a reply — the heaviness of subjects , in a word — have caused a corresponding weight in our oratory .
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... of labourers who used largely to enlist , should require a greater outlay -though whether that which has been spent is or is not what was required it is impossible to decide without more data than are in the hands of the public .
... of labourers who used largely to enlist , should require a greater outlay -though whether that which has been spent is or is not what was required it is impossible to decide without more data than are in the hands of the public .
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He would require that a popular assembly should be elected in the mode which would diffuse the instruction given by the habitual possession of the franchise among the greatest number of competent persons , and which would deny it to the ...
He would require that a popular assembly should be elected in the mode which would diffuse the instruction given by the habitual possession of the franchise among the greatest number of competent persons , and which would deny it to the ...
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