The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... talk . " 3 Talk with Bagehot , remarked William Roscoe , was ' like riding a horse with a perfect mouth . " 4 Bagehot could not be claimed as a political theorist of the first rank : his range is not wide enough for that : but he was an ...
... talk . " 3 Talk with Bagehot , remarked William Roscoe , was ' like riding a horse with a perfect mouth . " 4 Bagehot could not be claimed as a political theorist of the first rank : his range is not wide enough for that : but he was an ...
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... talks before the first world war . ' In January 1906 the Foreign Secretary , Sir Edward Grey , agreed with Cambon that talks should be held between the British and French staffs . At these talks plans were made for shipping British ...
... talks before the first world war . ' In January 1906 the Foreign Secretary , Sir Edward Grey , agreed with Cambon that talks should be held between the British and French staffs . At these talks plans were made for shipping British ...
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... talk , the best fashion , and the most curious love affairs of the age . He did not contribute good morality to society , but he set an example of infinite agreeableness . He concen- trated around him all the light part of the high ...
... talk , the best fashion , and the most curious love affairs of the age . He did not contribute good morality to society , but he set an example of infinite agreeableness . He concen- trated around him all the light part of the high ...
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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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