The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... strong motive to spend money , it has no equally strong motive to spend it well ; that though it has a strong motive to save much money any- how , it has no equally strong motive to save the right sum and no more , and to save it in the ...
... strong motive to spend money , it has no equally strong motive to spend it well ; that though it has a strong motive to save much money any- how , it has no equally strong motive to save the right sum and no more , and to save it in the ...
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... strong administrations , and refined expedients for producing wise and able statesmen . The sole security upon which we can depend for a strong government is a consistent union in the nation . If we have that , under any tolerable ...
... strong administrations , and refined expedients for producing wise and able statesmen . The sole security upon which we can depend for a strong government is a consistent union in the nation . If we have that , under any tolerable ...
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... strong class feelings , strong class prejudices , strong class hopes : considering 1 This article was first published in The Economist for June 16 1860 , Volume XVIII , pp . 643-4 . their education , the facility of organisation proves ...
... strong class feelings , strong class prejudices , strong class hopes : considering 1 This article was first published in The Economist for June 16 1860 , Volume XVIII , pp . 643-4 . their education , the facility of organisation proves ...
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