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Henry S. King and Co., 1877. first book edition, viii, 136, 34 (catalogue) pp., original gilt & blind stamped cloth, now worn and shaken with spine partly detached, textually good. - If you are reading this, this item is actually (physically) in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country.

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London:: Henry S. King and Co.,, 1877.. Second edition.. publisher's cloth.. Tiny old name stamp on title page (and pencil signature that is eraseable); shallow chipping at the extremities of the cloth; tight and sound.. 8vo,. Reprinted from "The Economist."

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London: Henry S. King and Co., 1877. [4], viii, 136pp, original cloth, title and author in gilt to spine and upper cover. Rebacked with original spine laid on, slightly rubbed to extremities. Internally regular pencilled marginalia, otherwise fairly clean and bright. The articles were originally printed in 'The Economist'. First Thus. Hardback. Good. 8vo.

H.S. King and Co, 1877-01-01. Good. Good; Contents are tight and clean; wear to top of spine; Ex-Library; Hard Cover; Henry S. King; 1877; 0

London: Henry S. King and Co.,, 1877. First edition of a collection of Bagehot's articles on the silver question, including his evidence given before the Select Committee on depreciation of silver of May 1876. Discussing the depreciation of silver and the roles played by India, America and China, he notes "as yet no one can prove that the permanent value of silver - whether in relation to gold or in relation to commodities at large - will change so much as to render any alterations necessary". Editor and literary critic of The Economist as well as banker and economist, "Bagehot was described in retrospect by Lord Bryce as 'the most original mind of his generation'" (Asa Briggs). Octavo. Original maroon pebble-grained cloth, boards with black three line border, spine and front board lettered gilt, black coated endpapers. Library stamp to half-title and advertisement leaf. Spine ends very lightly rubbed, small inventory label to front board; a clean, bright copy, entirely unopened. Mattioli 172. The… Read More