The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5 |
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This was because so many who had written on the Constitution had no experience of how it actually worked — they were like those bankers ' who had never looked at life , except out of the bank windows ' . In 1867 the accepted theory of ...
This was because so many who had written on the Constitution had no experience of how it actually worked — they were like those bankers ' who had never looked at life , except out of the bank windows ' . In 1867 the accepted theory of ...
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... composed exclusively of pure bankers ; it is 200 ' The Indian Viceroyalty ' , The Economist , December 5 1863. If he added to these a decently strong will and some inventiveness he might even be considered great .
... composed exclusively of pure bankers ; it is 200 ' The Indian Viceroyalty ' , The Economist , December 5 1863. If he added to these a decently strong will and some inventiveness he might even be considered great .
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... bankers ; it is found that the board of directors has greater and more flexible knowledge — more insight into the wants of a commercial communityknows when to lend and when not to lend , better than the old bankers , who had never ...
... bankers ; it is found that the board of directors has greater and more flexible knowledge — more insight into the wants of a commercial communityknows when to lend and when not to lend , better than the old bankers , who had never ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
Note on the Text 31 Note on the Text | 35 |
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