The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... whole policy and whole legislation of the government ; and beyond this there is the great further difficulty , that the Leader of Opposition must have such a sympathy with his followers as to feel which of these faults most of them ...
... whole policy and whole legislation of the government ; and beyond this there is the great further difficulty , that the Leader of Opposition must have such a sympathy with his followers as to feel which of these faults most of them ...
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... whole principle and essence of our present Constitution resides in the cabinet , which is indirectly but substantially a committee of members of Parliament , appointed by Parliament to conduct the business of the state . All else in our ...
... whole principle and essence of our present Constitution resides in the cabinet , which is indirectly but substantially a committee of members of Parliament , appointed by Parliament to conduct the business of the state . All else in our ...
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... whole , by far the most polished and cultivated class in the nation . For good and for evil , noblemen had a power ... whole ' , and that taken by itself it was absurd . There were in theory in Scotland thirty county members and fifteen ...
... whole , by far the most polished and cultivated class in the nation . For good and for evil , noblemen had a power ... whole ' , and that taken by itself it was absurd . There were in theory in Scotland thirty county members and fifteen ...
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