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... perhaps by fixed instalments , which cannot be accelerated or retarded - you have a President chosen for a fixed period , and immovable during that period : all the arrangements are for stated times . There is no elastic element ...
... perhaps by fixed instalments , which cannot be accelerated or retarded - you have a President chosen for a fixed period , and immovable during that period : all the arrangements are for stated times . There is no elastic element ...
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... perhaps anxiety , perhaps pleasure , were commenced in spite of his dissuasion , or were sanc- tioned by his approval . The parliamentary secretary vaguely remem- bers that something was done in the time of some of his predecessors ...
... perhaps anxiety , perhaps pleasure , were commenced in spite of his dissuasion , or were sanc- tioned by his approval . The parliamentary secretary vaguely remem- bers that something was done in the time of some of his predecessors ...
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... perhaps not to be quite equal to her ( we hardly hope for that ) ; but still to be nearly on a level with her not to ... perhaps , is not only that of reviewing the particular bargain made with the Queen at her accession . There would be ...
... perhaps not to be quite equal to her ( we hardly hope for that ) ; but still to be nearly on a level with her not to ... perhaps , is not only that of reviewing the particular bargain made with the Queen at her accession . There would 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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