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LRB Article PDF: Reproaches from the Past (<i>LRB</i> volume 26 number 07, 1 April 2004) 

LRB Article PDF: Reproaches from the Past (LRB volume 26 number 07, 1 April 2004)

Peter Clarke

It's an odd job with an odd title. When the G7 meet there is only one chancellor of the exchequer in the room - other countries make do somehow with a finance minister or a secretary of the treasury - so a nod towards history is plainly needed by way of explanation. It seems that the present definition of the office was established through a process long characterised by ambiguity as well as ambition, with a premium on stealth as well as wealth.

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