The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Wealth of Nations in these words : " The fetters in which pre - existing laws bound our commerce have been removed , and the result is that we possess the greatest , the most stable , and the most lucrative commerce which the world has ...
... Wealth of Nations in these words : " The fetters in which pre - existing laws bound our commerce have been removed , and the result is that we possess the greatest , the most stable , and the most lucrative commerce which the world has ...
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... wealth , if old wealth will only let it , and I need not say that in England new wealth is eager in its worship . Satirist after satirist has told us how quick , how willing , how anxious are the newly - made rich to associate with the ...
... wealth , if old wealth will only let it , and I need not say that in England new wealth is eager in its worship . Satirist after satirist has told us how quick , how willing , how anxious are the newly - made rich to associate with the ...
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... wealth - the religion of gold . This is the obvious and natural idol of the Anglo - Saxon . He is always trying to make money ; he reckons everything in coin ; he bows down before a great heap , and sneers as he passes a little heap ...
... wealth - the religion of gold . This is the obvious and natural idol of the Anglo - Saxon . He is always trying to make money ; he reckons everything in coin ; he bows down before a great heap , and sneers as he passes a little heap ...
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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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