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9 See _2Rep. 64; Hearn,

Government of England (2nd ed.), chap. iii.

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also of knowledge, of wisdom, and of insight. The slight touches, for

example, by which Bagehot paints the absoluteness of Cabinet government,

are so agreeable as to achieve a clairvoyant overlook that Bagehot was the first

author who explained in accordance with complete actuality the authentic nature

of the Cabinet and its complete affiliation to the Crown and to Parliament.

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