Walter Bagehot: “This is the true reason for admitting the working classes to a share in the representation, at least as far as the…”

But all men heed great results, and a change of Government is a great result.

If those persons be people of different temperaments, different ideas, and different educations, you have an almost infallible security that nothing, or almost nothing, will be done with excessive rapidity.

It is absurd to choose by contested party election an impartial chooser of Ministers.

The United States could not have become monarchical, even if the Constitutional Convention had decreed it, even if the component States had ratified it.