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Page 148
... ment of the expenditure , which was so burdensome to the nation . In the coalition ministry , he had persevered in promoting Ĺ“conomical regulations , which were so much wanted ; and had begun succesfully to move stagnant commerce . His ...
... ment of the expenditure , which was so burdensome to the nation . In the coalition ministry , he had persevered in promoting Ĺ“conomical regulations , which were so much wanted ; and had begun succesfully to move stagnant commerce . His ...
Page 386
... ment . Thus commerce gave property , and out of property grew the right of the people to vote at elections and to sit in parliament . Previous to this important effect of commerce , the nobles and the military voted at the elections of ...
... ment . Thus commerce gave property , and out of property grew the right of the people to vote at elections and to sit in parliament . Previous to this important effect of commerce , the nobles and the military voted at the elections of ...
Page 445
... ment and happiness of her children . As he possessed an excellent un- derstanding , he made a rapid progress in learning , and acquired a considerable knowledge of the Greek and Latin languages . mind was early stored with much general ...
... ment and happiness of her children . As he possessed an excellent un- derstanding , he made a rapid progress in learning , and acquired a considerable knowledge of the Greek and Latin languages . mind was early stored with much general ...
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