… by events as Walter Bagehot's The English Constitution. First … One reason why Bagehot's
political writings are still so fresh … 1 Bagehot himself realised that his book would stand or fall …

THE COMPOSITION of this little book has occupied a much longer time than, perhaps, my
readers may think its length or its importance deserves. It was begun as long ago as the …

… The work which thus at last appeared to crown ai Gutenberg's labor-w ith even ual success
is a most wonderful monument of art, especially as being the first attempt at printing on a …

Crum and others that financial institutions are dominated by organizational goals other than
investment performance. George Goodman argued in his book," The Money Game" that the …

A WIT said of Gibbon's autobiography, that he did not know the difference between himself
and the Roman Empire. He has narrated his progressions from London to Buriton, and from …

… Bagehot is known to have stated that his … Bagehot's life, had a better knowledge of his
economic mind than any other person), I have had great difficulty in determining the precise …

… of our family life after Walter Bagehot entered it. My grateful … Bagehot himself was even
greater than his books. With reference to President Wilson's two estimates of Walter Bagehot…

… BAGEHOT left behind him some materials for a book which promised to make a landmark
in the history of economics, by separating the use of the older, or Ricardian, economic …

… Bagehot's analysis of the English Constitution will be helpful to this end; and we doubt if there
… Bagehot's work has a charming readableness that would not be suspected from its title or …

… , the politics, and all the other aids and forces w}%hich bave raised man from the savage to
… lessens the wonder; because it shows ho)w in the course off hib universal studies he came …