The English ConstitutionDolphin Books, 1872 - 309 páginas |
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... least so ; for they are likely to be adjusted to the lowest orders - those likely to care least and judge worst about what is useful . There is another reason which , in an old con- stitution like that of England , is hardly less im ...
... least so ; for they are likely to be adjusted to the lowest orders - those likely to care least and judge worst about what is useful . There is another reason which , in an old con- stitution like that of England , is hardly less im ...
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... least or care the least about that sort of public business . He has to begin by learning painfully and imperfectly what the permanent secre- tary knows by clear and instant memory . No doubt a parliamentary secretary always can , and ...
... least or care the least about that sort of public business . He has to begin by learning painfully and imperfectly what the permanent secre- tary knows by clear and instant memory . No doubt a parliamentary secretary always can , and ...
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... least fear to possess . To wish to be a despot , " to hunger after › tyranny , " as the Greek phrase had it , marks in our day an uncultivated mind . A person who so wishes cannot have weighed what Butler calls the doubtfulness things ...
... least fear to possess . To wish to be a despot , " to hunger after › tyranny , " as the Greek phrase had it , marks in our day an uncultivated mind . A person who so wishes cannot have weighed what Butler calls the doubtfulness things ...
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