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Page 80
... England , making allowance for difference of celerity and comfort , it will appear extravagantly dear . In a French journey , the expences on the road are , from the length of time , necessarily more considerable than in an English one ...
... England , making allowance for difference of celerity and comfort , it will appear extravagantly dear . In a French journey , the expences on the road are , from the length of time , necessarily more considerable than in an English one ...
Page 146
... England do not exceed six millions , of which twenty thousand is the three hundredth part . What shall we say of the humanity or the wisdom of a nation that voluntarily sacrifices one in every three hundred to lingering destruction ...
... England do not exceed six millions , of which twenty thousand is the three hundredth part . What shall we say of the humanity or the wisdom of a nation that voluntarily sacrifices one in every three hundred to lingering destruction ...
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... England and Ireland , whom his Lordship ( in a Publication intitled , Thoughts on the Restriction of Payments in Specie , " & c . & c . ) accuses of Abuse of their Privileges . With Remarks on the Cause of the great Rise of the Exchange ...
... England and Ireland , whom his Lordship ( in a Publication intitled , Thoughts on the Restriction of Payments in Specie , " & c . & c . ) accuses of Abuse of their Privileges . With Remarks on the Cause of the great Rise of the Exchange ...
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