The Pamphleteer, Band 24A. J. Valpy., 1824 |
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... principle to the social state which the sun is to nature at large ; for without the concurrence of men there would be neither the nerves nor sinews of a kingdom ; and without the in- vigorating influence of the solar orb we should in ...
... principle to the social state which the sun is to nature at large ; for without the concurrence of men there would be neither the nerves nor sinews of a kingdom ; and without the in- vigorating influence of the solar orb we should in ...
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... principle is carried still farther in America , for there the land is totally exempt from taxes , and consumption alone is burdened . In England the direct impost on the soil does not exceed £ 1,500,000 ; all the other imposts , which ...
... principle is carried still farther in America , for there the land is totally exempt from taxes , and consumption alone is burdened . In England the direct impost on the soil does not exceed £ 1,500,000 ; all the other imposts , which ...
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... principle of administration provides almost exclusively for superfluities . It is easy to deter- mine on which side ... principles of the admi- nistration . England , as well as other nations , can boast her literati , her statesmen ...
... principle of administration provides almost exclusively for superfluities . It is easy to deter- mine on which side ... principles of the admi- nistration . England , as well as other nations , can boast her literati , her statesmen ...
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... principles and means which have advanced and maintained it at its present degree of elevation , must be our next consideration . The improvement , which has been introduced into the British manufactories , by the use of machinery , and ...
... principles and means which have advanced and maintained it at its present degree of elevation , must be our next consideration . The improvement , which has been introduced into the British manufactories , by the use of machinery , and ...
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... principles are quite fixed , and clear : by frequent repetition the facts have become universally known , and the minds of people , even the most interested , have been gradually pre- pared to receive without anger , and to witness ...
... principles are quite fixed , and clear : by frequent repetition the facts have become universally known , and the minds of people , even the most interested , have been gradually pre- pared to receive without anger , and to witness ...
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