The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Volumen5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... passing phase . The rise of party and the extension of the franchise polarised politics so that the chamber's influence ... passed in the very year of its publication . The strong Liberal Government of 1868 lasted until 1874 and was then ...
... passing phase . The rise of party and the extension of the franchise polarised politics so that the chamber's influence ... passed in the very year of its publication . The strong Liberal Government of 1868 lasted until 1874 and was then ...
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... passed the Commons by a narrow majority.321 Backbench pressure had already prevented legislation on the subject for many years . Mr. Ronald Butt concludes : ' The R.P.M. episode suggests that though it is not the normal function of the ...
... passed the Commons by a narrow majority.321 Backbench pressure had already prevented legislation on the subject for many years . Mr. Ronald Butt concludes : ' The R.P.M. episode suggests that though it is not the normal function of the ...
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... passed an order allowing parts of the Finance Bill , which had hitherto been taken on the floor of the House , to go upstairs ' to committee , a move which , however much it outraged the constitutional purists , allowed the Bill to be ...
... passed an order allowing parts of the Finance Bill , which had hitherto been taken on the floor of the House , to go upstairs ' to committee , a move which , however much it outraged the constitutional purists , allowed the Bill to be ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
The Political Genius of Walter Bagehot | 35 |
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