The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... town is much preferred to the town itself . Yet who would fancy it from our way of attaining what we assume to be the true political opinion of those towns ? The ten - pound householders are a most useful and important class in the ...
... town is much preferred to the town itself . Yet who would fancy it from our way of attaining what we assume to be the true political opinion of those towns ? The ten - pound householders are a most useful and important class in the ...
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... towns into the hands of the lower orders , and would keep the greater part of the towns effectually out of their hands . The difference in the value of house - property in large towns and in small towns , it was urged , would render a ...
... towns into the hands of the lower orders , and would keep the greater part of the towns effectually out of their hands . The difference in the value of house - property in large towns and in small towns , it was urged , would render a ...
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... towns and all counties ( without compensation or variety ) , and the Opposition , under the inimitable guidance of Mr. Gladstone , will propose a greater reduction in both . Certain members from small boroughs which have two are to be ...
... towns and all counties ( without compensation or variety ) , and the Opposition , under the inimitable guidance of Mr. Gladstone , will propose a greater reduction in both . Certain members from small boroughs which have two are to be ...
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