The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Hutton also noted what he called Bagehot's ' double vein ' .... ' his sympathy with the works of high imagina- tion , and his clear insight into that busy life which does not and cannot take note of works of high imagination , and which ...
... Hutton also noted what he called Bagehot's ' double vein ' .... ' his sympathy with the works of high imagina- tion , and his clear insight into that busy life which does not and cannot take note of works of high imagination , and which ...
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... Hutton ' without having acutely studied living statesmen and their ways of acting on each other ' , adding that his writing was that ' of a meditative man who had mused much on the strange workings of human in- stincts , no less than of ...
... Hutton ' without having acutely studied living statesmen and their ways of acting on each other ' , adding that his writing was that ' of a meditative man who had mused much on the strange workings of human in- stincts , no less than of ...
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... Hutton did not agree : ' I suspect that the real effect of suddenly stopping the various safety valves , by which the spare energy of our nation is diverted to the useful work of roughly civilising other lands , would be , not to ...
... Hutton did not agree : ' I suspect that the real effect of suddenly stopping the various safety valves , by which the spare energy of our nation is diverted to the useful work of roughly civilising other lands , would be , not to ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
The Political Genius of Walter Bagehot | 35 |
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