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Page 201
... France on the East . in that sea . ' He also describes this station as the most valuable and formidable fortress on the surface of the globe . It is to Britain , ' he tells us , another Gibraltar , a pass of Thermo- pyle . ' If England ...
... France on the East . in that sea . ' He also describes this station as the most valuable and formidable fortress on the surface of the globe . It is to Britain , ' he tells us , another Gibraltar , a pass of Thermo- pyle . ' If England ...
Page 503
... France , the land tax , and the taxes on win- dows and doors , amount to 300 millions , or a tenth of the ren- tal of the country . The land tax , it is here said , has also been most unequally imposed ; in some departments , it amounts ...
... France , the land tax , and the taxes on win- dows and doors , amount to 300 millions , or a tenth of the ren- tal of the country . The land tax , it is here said , has also been most unequally imposed ; in some departments , it amounts ...
Page 508
... France , nominated and paid by the government , which reckons on possessing at the end of eight years a grand terrier of the empire , which is to contain the number of acres in cultivation , in pasture , in mea- dow - land , and in ...
... France , nominated and paid by the government , which reckons on possessing at the end of eight years a grand terrier of the empire , which is to contain the number of acres in cultivation , in pasture , in mea- dow - land , and in ...
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