Between the wars Sir Montagu Norman (as he was for much of the time) was one of the outstanding personalities of international finance, a figure around whom legends grew more profusely than is usual for a Governor of the Bank of England. Here a leading British economist, who died before he finished the book, examines the man and his work, with the aid of unpublished papers and personal knowledge.
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