The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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A very large number of rich men are very anxious to have seats in Parliament . It is the only way in which newly - made wealth can in England attain a respectable proximity to hereditary wealth . A man of large income — if he have not a ...
A very large number of rich men are very anxious to have seats in Parliament . It is the only way in which newly - made wealth can in England attain a respectable proximity to hereditary wealth . A man of large income — if he have not a ...
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a uniformly figured in every schedule of proposed disfranchisementto the great seats of industry , and in those seats of industry , and there only , lower the franchise so as to admit the artisan classes . This would give the necessary ...
a uniformly figured in every schedule of proposed disfranchisementto the great seats of industry , and in those seats of industry , and there only , lower the franchise so as to admit the artisan classes . This would give the necessary ...
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We fear the universal action of selfish fear upon every member for every seat . But , according to the plan we have put forward , the great mass of seats and boroughs would not be touched at all . Their members would say , ' This is a ...
We fear the universal action of selfish fear upon every member for every seat . But , according to the plan we have put forward , the great mass of seats and boroughs would not be touched at all . Their members would say , ' This is a ...
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