The Pamphleteer, 14. köideAbraham John Valpy A.J. Valpy, 1819 |
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... reason to support their claims . That one part of the community should enjoy peculiar privileges to the exclusion of the rest , or that any circumstances can arise to justify a discrimination in the political rights of individuals in ...
... reason to support their claims . That one part of the community should enjoy peculiar privileges to the exclusion of the rest , or that any circumstances can arise to justify a discrimination in the political rights of individuals in ...
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... reason . Let us ask , what there is now sÓ extremely intricate in the subject of a protecting price , to require tedious investigations , and to justify the attention of parliament ? The question has already been thoroughly examined ...
... reason . Let us ask , what there is now sÓ extremely intricate in the subject of a protecting price , to require tedious investigations , and to justify the attention of parliament ? The question has already been thoroughly examined ...
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... reasons had been sub- mitted to the public in the periodical works of the day ; if there were any variation of opinion concerning it among the great bulk of the people ; if the promoters of it had not a direct , obvious , and sole ...
... reasons had been sub- mitted to the public in the periodical works of the day ; if there were any variation of opinion concerning it among the great bulk of the people ; if the promoters of it had not a direct , obvious , and sole ...
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... reason whatever for supposing , that the same competition and reserve would not affect this article , which is found to advance or to depreciate every other . If this is admitted , I arrive at the second head : -Are bank notes ...
... reason whatever for supposing , that the same competition and reserve would not affect this article , which is found to advance or to depreciate every other . If this is admitted , I arrive at the second head : -Are bank notes ...
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... reasons : first and principally , because the tax - gatherer continues to accept both at the same rate ; the whole circulating medium of all kinds is rapidly absorbed by imposts , and again diffused ; whilst no distinction is made by ...
... reasons : first and principally , because the tax - gatherer continues to accept both at the same rate ; the whole circulating medium of all kinds is rapidly absorbed by imposts , and again diffused ; whilst no distinction is made by ...
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