The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... evil so caused is inconsiderable : it is only the loss of interest on a certain sum of money , which would not be much of a burden on the whole nation ; the addi- tional taxation it would cause would be inconsiderable . Such an evil is ...
... evil so caused is inconsiderable : it is only the loss of interest on a certain sum of money , which would not be much of a burden on the whole nation ; the addi- tional taxation it would cause would be inconsiderable . Such an evil is ...
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... evil is that , owing to terror , what is commonly good security has ceased to be so ; and the true policy is so to use the banking reserve that if possible the temporary evil may be stayed , and the common course of business be restored ...
... evil is that , owing to terror , what is commonly good security has ceased to be so ; and the true policy is so to use the banking reserve that if possible the temporary evil may be stayed , and the common course of business be restored ...
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... evil in business , is a most alarming example of this evil . No cleverer men of business probably ( cleverer I mean for the purposes of their particular calling ) could well be found than the founders and first managers of that house ...
... evil in business , is a most alarming example of this evil . No cleverer men of business probably ( cleverer I mean for the purposes of their particular calling ) could well be found than the founders and first managers of that house ...
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