American Quarterly Review, Том 12;Том 17Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1832 |
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... equal surfaces of British and French soil ; while the superiority of her manufactures and trade , gives four measures of English soil a value equal to that of seven and a half of French soil . Such is the result of too easy fertility ...
... equal surfaces of British and French soil ; while the superiority of her manufactures and trade , gives four measures of English soil a value equal to that of seven and a half of French soil . Such is the result of too easy fertility ...
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... equal to the same are equal to each other , " if their fancied inter- ests were opposed in any way to the admission of this axiom . We find that the highly obnoxious doctrine just spoken of , was not entertained by the gentleman from ...
... equal to the same are equal to each other , " if their fancied inter- ests were opposed in any way to the admission of this axiom . We find that the highly obnoxious doctrine just spoken of , was not entertained by the gentleman from ...
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... equal those of the richest ; the great object of government and a system of society is to supply those wants as plentifully as possible ; if machinery were to go on improving for a thousand years as rapidly as it has done for the last ...
... equal those of the richest ; the great object of government and a system of society is to supply those wants as plentifully as possible ; if machinery were to go on improving for a thousand years as rapidly as it has done for the last ...
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CHENEVIX ON NATIONAL CHARACTER | 24 |
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