The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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An opposition which without care and recklessly opposes all such things as these , would , if it should reach office , reach it loaded with ... will vote and speak against one thing , another set vote and speak against another .
An opposition which without care and recklessly opposes all such things as these , would , if it should reach office , reach it loaded with ... will vote and speak against one thing , another set vote and speak against another .
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Of many things that are to come after Lord Palmerston , we must be quite uncertain , but of one thing we may be certain . The next Leader of the House of Commons will have to speak in the tone of the present day ; he will have to use ...
Of many things that are to come after Lord Palmerston , we must be quite uncertain , but of one thing we may be certain . The next Leader of the House of Commons will have to speak in the tone of the present day ; he will have to use ...
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It is a very hard thing to say that a man who can afford it shall not , because he sits for a borough , buy it a public park — a well ... or beautify the town with avenues , all things which have occurred within the last ten years .
It is a very hard thing to say that a man who can afford it shall not , because he sits for a borough , buy it a public park — a well ... or beautify the town with avenues , all things which have occurred within the last ten years .
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