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Isaac Waisberg

Woodrow Wilson on Walter Bagehot

New at IWP Books: Woodrow Wilson on Walter Bagehot, 1895, 1898. “Woodrow Wilson, who learned so much from Bagehot, and who has written the best short study of him…” (Jacques Barzun).

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