The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... statesmen is so great that we are just now compelled to transfer one of our best statesmen from a post for which he has been trained during many years , for which he is adapted by nature , which he has filled almost perfectly , to ...
... statesmen is so great that we are just now compelled to transfer one of our best statesmen from a post for which he has been trained during many years , for which he is adapted by nature , which he has filled almost perfectly , to ...
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... statesmen into habitual contact with the minds of most people in the country . Our greatest writers have no such popular name and influence as our parliamentary statesmen . Lord Palmerston is infinitely better known to the many than Mr ...
... statesmen into habitual contact with the minds of most people in the country . Our greatest writers have no such popular name and influence as our parliamentary statesmen . Lord Palmerston is infinitely better known to the many than Mr ...
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... statesmen . They necessitate an appeal to the people ; and the mind of the people is almost by definition ordinary and commonplace . The opinions of the majority of mankind almost necessarily partake of these qualities ; and those who ...
... statesmen . They necessitate an appeal to the people ; and the mind of the people is almost by definition ordinary and commonplace . The opinions of the majority of mankind almost necessarily partake of these qualities ; and those who ...
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