The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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say what they think only perhaps a little better than they could say it ; advocate the schemes they wish advocated ; be zealous for the party's tradition which you and they have in common . The cleverer you can be in doing this ...
say what they think only perhaps a little better than they could say it ; advocate the schemes they wish advocated ; be zealous for the party's tradition which you and they have in common . The cleverer you can be in doing this ...
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Those members who wish for a particular power of spending are usually much more eager than those who , on general grounds , care to husband the public money . Formally , as we know , no one but a minister can propose to spend the public ...
Those members who wish for a particular power of spending are usually much more eager than those who , on general grounds , care to husband the public money . Formally , as we know , no one but a minister can propose to spend the public ...
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is , counting them as if they were one - third , and not a cipher in the constituency , which is , we conclude , the wish of the Daily News . Let our contemporary at least be candid , and compare our views with its own thus — that while ...
is , counting them as if they were one - third , and not a cipher in the constituency , which is , we conclude , the wish of the Daily News . Let our contemporary at least be candid , and compare our views with its own thus — that while ...
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