The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... barristers and newspaper editors , and also as against the Red party who , though not insincere , are too abstruse and theoretical for a plain man . It is easy to see what they would abolish , but horribly hard to say what they would ...
... barristers and newspaper editors , and also as against the Red party who , though not insincere , are too abstruse and theoretical for a plain man . It is easy to see what they would abolish , but horribly hard to say what they would ...
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... barrister of cases and instances to be changed on a sudden to a judge of great principles and broad doctrines.'46 He advocated an increase of the number of farthings to the pound ( from 960 to 1000 ) as a first step towards a decimal ...
... barrister of cases and instances to be changed on a sudden to a judge of great principles and broad doctrines.'46 He advocated an increase of the number of farthings to the pound ( from 960 to 1000 ) as a first step towards a decimal ...
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... barrister , and manage far better than any of the different sorts of special men under them . They combine these different specialities — make it clear where the realm of one ends and that of the other begins , and add to it a wide ...
... barrister , and manage far better than any of the different sorts of special men under them . They combine these different specialities — make it clear where the realm of one ends and that of the other begins , and add to it a wide ...
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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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