The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Intellectual detachment marks his work , yet he passed his life immersed in the world of affairs as a banker and an editor . Aware of the limita- tions of the business , social and political worlds he never had the narrow - mindedness ...
... Intellectual detachment marks his work , yet he passed his life immersed in the world of affairs as a banker and an editor . Aware of the limita- tions of the business , social and political worlds he never had the narrow - mindedness ...
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... intellectual and political movements of his times . He was forced to expend great intellectual energy in presenting to the world ( and himself ) as a development , what was in fact a total repudiation . He needed , as Bagehot saw , a ...
... intellectual and political movements of his times . He was forced to expend great intellectual energy in presenting to the world ( and himself ) as a development , what was in fact a total repudiation . He needed , as Bagehot saw , a ...
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... intellectual argument rarely equalled , to support tht tenets of his party . The proposal to create life peers was proposed by the antagonistic party - was at the moment likely to injure his own party . To him this was a great ...
... intellectual argument rarely equalled , to support tht tenets of his party . The proposal to create life peers was proposed by the antagonistic party - was at the moment likely to injure his own party . To him this was a great ...
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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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