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Page 348
... late wars has cer- tainly shaken the basis of this superiority : but the re - instate- ment of our money - system and the blessings of a long peace , if such is to be our lot , will not fail to put it in our power to re- gain , in a ...
... late wars has cer- tainly shaken the basis of this superiority : but the re - instate- ment of our money - system and the blessings of a long peace , if such is to be our lot , will not fail to put it in our power to re- gain , in a ...
Page 455
... late wars . The unprecedented augmentation of our taxes has had the effect of raising the price of labour , to a point which has placed us in a very disadvantageous position relatively to the rest of Europe . The late travels of our ...
... late wars . The unprecedented augmentation of our taxes has had the effect of raising the price of labour , to a point which has placed us in a very disadvantageous position relatively to the rest of Europe . The late travels of our ...
Page 482
... late years among us , the solidity of its principles and the respect- ability of the persons belonging to it will not fail to give it im- portance in a season of public tranquillity . The author then proceeds to state the leading ...
... late years among us , the solidity of its principles and the respect- ability of the persons belonging to it will not fail to give it im- portance in a season of public tranquillity . The author then proceeds to state the leading ...
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