The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essaysHarvard University Press, 1978 |
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... ment of the Bank . They are rich City merchants , and their stake in the Bank is trifling in comparison with the rest of their wealth . If the Bank were wound up , most of them would hardly in their income feel the difference . And what ...
... ment of the Bank . They are rich City merchants , and their stake in the Bank is trifling in comparison with the rest of their wealth . If the Bank were wound up , most of them would hardly in their income feel the difference . And what ...
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... ment , either at first or afterwards , three most important privileges . First , the Bank of England had the exclusive possession of the govern- ment balances . In its first period , as I have shown , the Bank gave credit to the ...
... ment , either at first or afterwards , three most important privileges . First , the Bank of England had the exclusive possession of the govern- ment balances . In its first period , as I have shown , the Bank gave credit to the ...
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... ment ; and the whole amount of Bank of England notes then in circu- lation , including those delivered to the banking department of the Bank of England , shall be deemed to be issued upon the credit of such securities , coin , and ...
... ment ; and the whole amount of Bank of England notes then in circu- lation , including those delivered to the banking department of the Bank of England , shall be deemed to be issued upon the credit of such securities , coin , and ...
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