The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... wish , not one who will teach them what they ought to wish for . This is the real cause of the deluge of commonplace that has lately filled the newspapers . In the million election speeches which have been made it may be doubted if ...
... wish , not one who will teach them what they ought to wish for . This is the real cause of the deluge of commonplace that has lately filled the newspapers . In the million election speeches which have been made it may be doubted if ...
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... wish to have more and more expensive things , and yet we wish to contribute less and less money to pay for those things . And in as far as we object to national expenditure at all , we only do so in the aggregate ; we object to spending ...
... wish to have more and more expensive things , and yet we wish to contribute less and less money to pay for those things . And in as far as we object to national expenditure at all , we only do so in the aggregate ; we object to spending ...
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... wish of the Daily News . Let our contemporary at least be candid , and compare our views with its own thus - that while the democratic party wish to see the many counted as if they were all , and the few as if they were none , the party ...
... wish of the Daily News . Let our contemporary at least be candid , and compare our views with its own thus - that while the democratic party wish to see the many counted as if they were all , and the few as if they were none , the party ...
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