The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... capitalist . Whoever speaks against these extreme opinions is sure to be sneered at as a benevolent sentimentalist : and economists are perpetually assuming that the notion of government interference is agreeable only to those whose ...
... capitalist . Whoever speaks against these extreme opinions is sure to be sneered at as a benevolent sentimentalist : and economists are perpetually assuming that the notion of government interference is agreeable only to those whose ...
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... capitalist conservatism.'100 ... Accordingly Bagehot recommended certain electoral reforms . He wanted , as Alastair Buchan has described it , ' to put 1885 ahead of 1867 , 99 ' Parliamentary Reform , ' ( 1859 ) , The Works , VI : 203 ...
... capitalist conservatism.'100 ... Accordingly Bagehot recommended certain electoral reforms . He wanted , as Alastair Buchan has described it , ' to put 1885 ahead of 1867 , 99 ' Parliamentary Reform , ' ( 1859 ) , The Works , VI : 203 ...
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... capitalists ; by men of a certain business culture , if of no other . These capitalists buy and use the services of skilled managers , as the unlearned attorney buys and uses the services of the skilled barrister , and manage far better ...
... capitalists ; by men of a certain business culture , if of no other . These capitalists buy and use the services of skilled managers , as the unlearned attorney buys and uses the services of the skilled barrister , and manage far better ...
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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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