The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... result the more the pain of decision , the greater the likelihood of failure . In Westminster Hall , they have a legend of a litigant who stopped his case because the lawyers said it was ' interesting . ' ' Ah , ' he remarked afterwards ...
... result the more the pain of decision , the greater the likelihood of failure . In Westminster Hall , they have a legend of a litigant who stopped his case because the lawyers said it was ' interesting . ' ' Ah , ' he remarked afterwards ...
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... result which the framers of the Constitution intended to secure . They meant that the President should moderate or ... results ; and though others may hereafter be devised , it is between these two forms of adminis- W.B. VI - 12 177 ...
... result which the framers of the Constitution intended to secure . They meant that the President should moderate or ... results ; and though others may hereafter be devised , it is between these two forms of adminis- W.B. VI - 12 177 ...
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... result would be a Parliament in which no party - organisation was possible at all — one set of members being pledged to desert the government on one question , another on another , so that no government would be able to direct the ...
... result would be a Parliament in which no party - organisation was possible at all — one set of members being pledged to desert the government on one question , another on another , so that no government would be able to direct the ...
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