The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... 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 position by birth , or peculiar talents , or some other ...
... 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 position by birth , or peculiar talents , or some other ...
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... 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 representation to the working classes , and it would give them only that ...
... 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 representation to the working classes , and it would give them only that ...
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... seats and boroughs would not be touched at all . Their members would say , ' This is a good bill ; this does not touch us . ' Of course , the members for the places from which seats were to be taken would be sure to complain , and ...
... seats and boroughs would not be touched at all . Their members would say , ' This is a good bill ; this does not touch us . ' Of course , the members for the places from which seats were to be taken would be sure to complain , and ...
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