Literary Studies, Volumen1Longmans, Green, 1879 |
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Walter Bagehot Richard Holt Hutton. man of the Bank , when the latter retired in his old age . His mother , a Miss Stuckey , was a niece of Mr. Samuel Stuckey , the founder of the Banking Company , and was a very pretty and lively woman ...
Walter Bagehot Richard Holt Hutton. man of the Bank , when the latter retired in his old age . His mother , a Miss Stuckey , was a niece of Mr. Samuel Stuckey , the founder of the Banking Company , and was a very pretty and lively woman ...
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Walter Bagehot Richard Holt Hutton. by even the most popular of his own . Bagehot had subscribed for the erection of University Hall , and took an active part at one time on its council . Thus he saw a good deal of Clough , and did what ...
Walter Bagehot Richard Holt Hutton. by even the most popular of his own . Bagehot had subscribed for the erection of University Hall , and took an active part at one time on its council . Thus he saw a good deal of Clough , and did what ...
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... Bagehot's mind this great dread of ' the ruinous force of the will , ' a phrase he was never weary of quoting , and ... Bagehot's full adoption of the suspensive principle in public affairs was not yet . In 1851 he went to Paris ...
... Bagehot's mind this great dread of ' the ruinous force of the will , ' a phrase he was never weary of quoting , and ... Bagehot's full adoption of the suspensive principle in public affairs was not yet . In 1851 he went to Paris ...
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