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Walter Bagehot: The difficulty of making up a Government is very much like the difficulty of putting together a Chinese puzzle: the…

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The difficulty of making up a Government is very much like the difficulty of putting together a Chinese puzzle: the spaces do not suit what you have to put into them.
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Walter Bagehot

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Bagehot compares the complexity of forming a government to solving a Chinese puzzle.

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