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... former is ge- nerally more graceful and amiable , the latter is , at least , equally me- ritorious ; the former will find a furer way to the hearts of men , the latter will bring the understanding and judgment over to its fide , and ...
... former is ge- nerally more graceful and amiable , the latter is , at least , equally me- ritorious ; the former will find a furer way to the hearts of men , the latter will bring the understanding and judgment over to its fide , and ...
Page 494
... former he speaks first . The fhare which they must bear of this new tax amounts to 158 millions : but this is not all ; for the tax must neceffarily raise the price of all the articles which they confume ; -he estimates the rise at 11 ...
... former he speaks first . The fhare which they must bear of this new tax amounts to 158 millions : but this is not all ; for the tax must neceffarily raise the price of all the articles which they confume ; -he estimates the rise at 11 ...
Page 496
... former , the author's answer is , that the price of labour has within the prefent century been 1aifed from 12 to 15 per cent . in England , and yet , so far from having experienced any falling off in her export trade , fhe has had the ...
... former , the author's answer is , that the price of labour has within the prefent century been 1aifed from 12 to 15 per cent . in England , and yet , so far from having experienced any falling off in her export trade , fhe has had the ...
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