The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The economic essays |
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As an economist ' , wrote Hutton , ' Bagehot's most original writing was due less to his deductions from the fundamental axioms of the modern science than to that deep insight into men which he had gained in many different fields.
As an economist ' , wrote Hutton , ' Bagehot's most original writing was due less to his deductions from the fundamental axioms of the modern science than to that deep insight into men which he had gained in many different fields.
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His policy prescription was therefore to wait and see . " There is ' , he wrote , ' no other policy possible except to leave the ordinary economical causes to operate - to suffer the present evil , and to await the ultimate cure .
His policy prescription was therefore to wait and see . " There is ' , he wrote , ' no other policy possible except to leave the ordinary economical causes to operate - to suffer the present evil , and to await the ultimate cure .
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Lombard Street was first published in 1873 by H. S. King of London , and it is this version which is reprinted here , being the final form in which Bagehot wrote it . No changes of substance have been made in the text without indicating ...
Lombard Street was first published in 1873 by H. S. King of London , and it is this version which is reprinted here , being the final form in which Bagehot wrote it . No changes of substance have been made in the text without indicating ...
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