Cobbett's Political Register, Volumen19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... nature , the mea- sures which individuals take in such " cases for their own security and benefit " constitute in their aggregate the security " and advantage of the community itself . " In the same manner ( it might appear ...
... nature , the mea- sures which individuals take in such " cases for their own security and benefit " constitute in their aggregate the security " and advantage of the community itself . " In the same manner ( it might appear ...
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... nature , or art , has put in the way . When sharpers and harlots wish to inveigle a cull into their garrets or cellars , they do not lock the door in his face . When , to come nearer the favourite idea , we wish to catch birds in a trap ...
... nature , or art , has put in the way . When sharpers and harlots wish to inveigle a cull into their garrets or cellars , they do not lock the door in his face . When , to come nearer the favourite idea , we wish to catch birds in a trap ...
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... nature , unless it appeared that they issued notes with a view to profit from their excess . It was true that the amount of Bank notes had increased , but then other currency had diminished in a much greater proportion . As his Right ...
... nature , unless it appeared that they issued notes with a view to profit from their excess . It was true that the amount of Bank notes had increased , but then other currency had diminished in a much greater proportion . As his Right ...
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PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
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