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England is the type of deferential countries, and the manner in which it is so, and has become so, is extremely curious.
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Walter Bagehot
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gutenberg.orgEngland is the type of deferential countries, and the manner in which it is so, and has become so, is extremely curious.
Bagehot identifies England as a prime example of a deferential nation and finds its evolution intriguing.
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