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Page 11
... increase is materially outweighed by the more general increase of govern- ment expenditure . Of the amount of our foreign expenditure , in late years , no return had been made at the time when Mr. Blake wrote : but he regarded the ...
... increase is materially outweighed by the more general increase of govern- ment expenditure . Of the amount of our foreign expenditure , in late years , no return had been made at the time when Mr. Blake wrote : but he regarded the ...
Page 180
... increase materially the amount of circulating medium ; and we would recommend it to those who think otherwise , to ... increase of late years . The Committee brought forwards statements calculated to convey an impression that their ...
... increase materially the amount of circulating medium ; and we would recommend it to those who think otherwise , to ... increase of late years . The Committee brought forwards statements calculated to convey an impression that their ...
Page 181
... increase of our taxes , the whole of which are payable in notes of the Bank . Looking . at the gross revenue , which is that which.comes out of the pockets of the people , he finds that we now pay fifty - three mil- : lions amually more ...
... increase of our taxes , the whole of which are payable in notes of the Bank . Looking . at the gross revenue , which is that which.comes out of the pockets of the people , he finds that we now pay fifty - three mil- : lions amually more ...
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Fosketts Rights of the Army | 29 |
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True Stories for Children | 60 |
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