The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... suffrage is supposed to bestow . An unenfranchised artisan in Macclesfield is not educated by giving the suffrage to an artisan in Manchester . But it is a mistake to suppose that there is much , if any , instruction in the personal ...
... suffrage is supposed to bestow . An unenfranchised artisan in Macclesfield is not educated by giving the suffrage to an artisan in Manchester . But it is a mistake to suppose that there is much , if any , instruction in the personal ...
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... suffrage so narrow and so high as to give to this small upper class a preponderant authority in the country . It seems ridiculous in a popular government to give votes to a very few persons only ; and as soon as any uniform system of ...
... suffrage so narrow and so high as to give to this small upper class a preponderant authority in the country . It seems ridiculous in a popular government to give votes to a very few persons only ; and as soon as any uniform system of ...
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... suffrage ; ' all inhabitant householders not receiving2 alms ' is a very common description of the electoral body in ... suffrage , then in- troduced with respect to boroughs , was accepted at the time as a sufficiently popular suffrage ...
... suffrage ; ' all inhabitant householders not receiving2 alms ' is a very common description of the electoral body in ... suffrage , then in- troduced with respect to boroughs , was accepted at the time as a sufficiently popular suffrage ...
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