The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... thing as the pomp of order . In every public office there is a grave official personage , who is always neat , whose papers are always filed , whose handwriting is always regular , who is considered a monster of experi- ence , who can ...
... thing as the pomp of order . In every public office there is a grave official personage , who is always neat , whose papers are always filed , whose handwriting is always regular , who is considered a monster of experi- ence , who can ...
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... 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 the ...
... 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 the ...
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... 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 - known case — or build it a great quay , or deepen its docks , or beautify the town with avenues , all things which ...
... 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 - known case — or build it a great quay , or deepen its docks , or beautify the town with avenues , all things which ...
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