The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... thoughts or exciting aspirations of ardent genius , but who possessed the usual faculties of mankind in an unusual degree - men ... thought should be embodied in a bill . Of course , there may be , now and then , exceptions ; for in this ...
... thoughts or exciting aspirations of ardent genius , but who possessed the usual faculties of mankind in an unusual degree - men ... thought should be embodied in a bill . Of course , there may be , now and then , exceptions ; for in this ...
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... thought of little else . They did not minutely examine the exact results of the franchise they adopted . But the duty which they did not perform we must . We have practically engaged to give the working classes of this country some ...
... thought of little else . They did not minutely examine the exact results of the franchise they adopted . But the duty which they did not perform we must . We have practically engaged to give the working classes of this country some ...
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... thought they discerned this taint in the Reform Bill of 1866 , and they disliked that bill even when they did not oppose it . The moderate Liberals were alienated from Lord Russell and Mr. Gladstone , because they thought those ...
... thought they discerned this taint in the Reform Bill of 1866 , and they disliked that bill even when they did not oppose it . The moderate Liberals were alienated from Lord Russell and Mr. Gladstone , because they thought those ...
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