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Page 142
... consequence of the Europeans who visited that country being so much infected with this ambitious vice , and endeavouring to make their religion an instrument for the attainment of their interested purposes . We read that the first ...
... consequence of the Europeans who visited that country being so much infected with this ambitious vice , and endeavouring to make their religion an instrument for the attainment of their interested purposes . We read that the first ...
Page 386
... consequence of a mistake in the na- ture of the object to which it is intended to apply ! We are persuaded that all who understand the subject will readily perceive that the whole of this argument proceeds ( if we may be allowed the use ...
... consequence of a mistake in the na- ture of the object to which it is intended to apply ! We are persuaded that all who understand the subject will readily perceive that the whole of this argument proceeds ( if we may be allowed the use ...
Page 471
... consequence is a prohibition against the importation of French silks , laces , cambrics , & c . & c . , to the injury of the general consumer ,. whom we compel to pay more for an article by twenty or thirty per cent . perhaps than it ...
... consequence is a prohibition against the importation of French silks , laces , cambrics , & c . & c . , to the injury of the general consumer ,. whom we compel to pay more for an article by twenty or thirty per cent . perhaps than it ...
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