Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... produce , it was thought , 880 , cc0 !. That on the horses of pleasure , for he should refrain from taxing those for husbandry , would bring at the rate of 80 per cent . about 682,500l .. The new duty on trade horses would only be 40 ...
... produce , it was thought , 880 , cc0 !. That on the horses of pleasure , for he should refrain from taxing those for husbandry , would bring at the rate of 80 per cent . about 682,500l .. The new duty on trade horses would only be 40 ...
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... produce of all land has been increased at least one half ; that several millions of acres of poor land have been brought into active cultivation , and have added another fourth | to the produce ; and that several other mil lions of ...
... produce of all land has been increased at least one half ; that several millions of acres of poor land have been brought into active cultivation , and have added another fourth | to the produce ; and that several other mil lions of ...
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... produce be high enough to meet them , the farmer cannot suffer from their amount . If taxation will not lower , neither should , nor in fact will , prices lower so far as regards taxation only , and we must look for the cause of the ...
... produce be high enough to meet them , the farmer cannot suffer from their amount . If taxation will not lower , neither should , nor in fact will , prices lower so far as regards taxation only , and we must look for the cause of the ...
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