The British Critic, Volumes 3-4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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... become rich by trading on borrowed capital . Sup- posing that all our wars could have been carried on by imme- diate taxation , then the whole amount of the national debt would have been gradually withdrawn from the active capital of ...
... become rich by trading on borrowed capital . Sup- posing that all our wars could have been carried on by imme- diate taxation , then the whole amount of the national debt would have been gradually withdrawn from the active capital of ...
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... become , and many more may be expected to become bankrupts ; the operatives must be contented to h more temporately and soberly , or to emigrate ; the home d mand for the products of the earth must be diminished ; our author has ...
... become , and many more may be expected to become bankrupts ; the operatives must be contented to h more temporately and soberly , or to emigrate ; the home d mand for the products of the earth must be diminished ; our author has ...
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... become rich by the oppression of all around them , These mighty devices are now past . The sleep of many hundred years has buried their pride and their guilt in obli- vion ; and when we trace the principles upon which they acted , we ...
... become rich by the oppression of all around them , These mighty devices are now past . The sleep of many hundred years has buried their pride and their guilt in obli- vion ; and when we trace the principles upon which they acted , we ...
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... become affected with scrophula , would , for similar reasons , derive equal benefit by going from the sea coast to reside for a time in the interior of the country . " P. 201 . Upon the subject of adhesion , Dr. Thomson gives a clear ...
... become affected with scrophula , would , for similar reasons , derive equal benefit by going from the sea coast to reside for a time in the interior of the country . " P. 201 . Upon the subject of adhesion , Dr. Thomson gives a clear ...
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... become of general utility to all those , who especially in the decline of life , are affected by a similar disease . " The parts should be first cleared of the hair , sometimes found in considerable quantities upon the legs , by means ...
... become of general utility to all those , who especially in the decline of life , are affected by a similar disease . " The parts should be first cleared of the hair , sometimes found in considerable quantities upon the legs , by means ...
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