The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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Instead of suburb being a term of reproach as a place to reside in , the vicinity of every great town is much ... Yet who would fancy it from our way of attaining what we assume to be the true political opinion of those towns ?
Instead of suburb being a term of reproach as a place to reside in , the vicinity of every great town is much ... Yet who would fancy it from our way of attaining what we assume to be the true political opinion of those towns ?
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On the Liberal side of the House it was attempted to prove that the contemplated , or half contemplated , reduction of the franchise to an £ 8 rental , or a £ 6 rating , would throw the representation of some towns into the hands of the ...
On the Liberal side of the House it was attempted to prove that the contemplated , or half contemplated , reduction of the franchise to an £ 8 rental , or a £ 6 rating , would throw the representation of some towns into the hands of the ...
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Certain members from small boroughs which have two are to be transferred to populous towns which have none , new county divisions — and that is all . The whole is of what Mr. Disraeli once called ' the plain Manchester pattern , ' only ...
Certain members from small boroughs which have two are to be transferred to populous towns which have none , new county divisions — and that is all . The whole is of what Mr. Disraeli once called ' the plain Manchester pattern , ' only ...
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