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Page 188
... England ; that is to fay , if after loans well or ill employed , instead of reductions which lowered the value , and confequently the price of stocks , taxes had been laid on that would have raised both - if , instead of progreffively ...
... England ; that is to fay , if after loans well or ill employed , instead of reductions which lowered the value , and confequently the price of stocks , taxes had been laid on that would have raised both - if , instead of progreffively ...
Page 189
... England , as well as France , has permitted herself to make , but with which England cannot be as bitterly reproached , because the never forced the creditors to fubmit to them , as was the cafe in France : -but to return to the ...
... England , as well as France , has permitted herself to make , but with which England cannot be as bitterly reproached , because the never forced the creditors to fubmit to them , as was the cafe in France : -but to return to the ...
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... England , and yet , so far from having experienced any falling off in her export trade , fhe has had the fatisfaction of feeing it trebled during that period . The other objection he meets in the following manner : Nothing can be more ...
... England , and yet , so far from having experienced any falling off in her export trade , fhe has had the fatisfaction of feeing it trebled during that period . The other objection he meets in the following manner : Nothing can be more ...
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