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Walter Bagehot: But the unsystematic and casual arrangement of our public offices is not more striking than their difference of…

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But the unsystematic and casual arrangement of our public offices is not more striking than their difference of arrangement for the one purpose they have in common.
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Walter Bagehot

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Bagehot critiques the disorganized structure of public offices in England.

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