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Page 82
... measures of legislative relief which have been so often recommended , little advantage will be derived from his bene ... measure deprived of their salutary influence , and by which the wishes of the sovereign himself will be thwarted ...
... measures of legislative relief which have been so often recommended , little advantage will be derived from his bene ... measure deprived of their salutary influence , and by which the wishes of the sovereign himself will be thwarted ...
Page 393
... measures was the attempt to starve France ; a measure which any man of the smallest reflection must have seen , would , if successful , necessarily have produced a famine in this country . If France was distressed for corn , and this ...
... measures was the attempt to starve France ; a measure which any man of the smallest reflection must have seen , would , if successful , necessarily have produced a famine in this country . If France was distressed for corn , and this ...
Page 479
... measure of value and of wealth . Then , we ask , what is the measure of utility ? He answers , ( p..166 . ) the utility of any thing is to be mea- sured by the inconvenience which we should suffer in being deprived of it , and not ( as ...
... measure of value and of wealth . Then , we ask , what is the measure of utility ? He answers , ( p..166 . ) the utility of any thing is to be mea- sured by the inconvenience which we should suffer in being deprived of it , and not ( as ...
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