The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... argument between an inferior who has to exhibit respect and a superior who has to receive respect . The superior can always , and does mostly , refute the bad arguments of his inferior ; but the inferior rarely ventures to try to refute ...
... argument between an inferior who has to exhibit respect and a superior who has to receive respect . The superior can always , and does mostly , refute the bad arguments of his inferior ; but the inferior rarely ventures to try to refute ...
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... arguments which are held to be sufficient in relation to a government monopoly of coining are equally good for a ... argument . The object of our propositions , our readers will remember , has been to preserve fixity of value in the ...
... arguments which are held to be sufficient in relation to a government monopoly of coining are equally good for a ... argument . The object of our propositions , our readers will remember , has been to preserve fixity of value in the ...
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... argument for the Act of 1844 - or a great argument at any rate - is , that it exists . Even if , by an elaborate examination , we should discover that a better check , a more nice and flexible restraint , upon the Bank directors could ...
... argument for the Act of 1844 - or a great argument at any rate - is , that it exists . Even if , by an elaborate examination , we should discover that a better check , a more nice and flexible restraint , upon the Bank directors could ...
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