The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Character Of all the circumstances affecting political problems , Bagehot selected national character as ' by far and out of all question the most im- 60 H. R. Barnes has traced the extent of Bagehot's influence in his article ...
... Character Of all the circumstances affecting political problems , Bagehot selected national character as ' by far and out of all question the most im- 60 H. R. Barnes has traced the extent of Bagehot's influence in his article ...
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... character was ideally suited to parliamentary government and Bagehot contrasted it in this respect with that of the mercurial French . The essence of the French character was a certain mobility , an ' excessive sensibility to present ...
... character was ideally suited to parliamentary government and Bagehot contrasted it in this respect with that of the mercurial French . The essence of the French character was a certain mobility , an ' excessive sensibility to present ...
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... character ' played in Bagehot's thought can hardly be exaggerated . He did not regard it as unchange- able but as the least changing thing in an ever - varying and changing world . It was created ... character had been 61 NATIONAL CHARACTER.
... character ' played in Bagehot's thought can hardly be exaggerated . He did not regard it as unchange- able but as the least changing thing in an ever - varying and changing world . It was created ... character had been 61 NATIONAL CHARACTER.
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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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