Principles of Political Economy: Deduced from the Natural Laws of Social Welfare and Applied to the Present State of Britain |
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Page 83
... extent of five millions sterling - on some days of thirteen millions - without the intervention of any coin whatever , and by the employment of a floating balance of only about 200,000l . in Bank of England notes , themselves merely ...
... extent of five millions sterling - on some days of thirteen millions - without the intervention of any coin whatever , and by the employment of a floating balance of only about 200,000l . in Bank of England notes , themselves merely ...
Page 372
... extent as a prohibition , or a tax , upon exportation . If France excludes our iron , France suffers from this unwise policy quite as much as England . If England exclude the timber or the grain of the north of Europe , England is ...
... extent as a prohibition , or a tax , upon exportation . If France excludes our iron , France suffers from this unwise policy quite as much as England . If England exclude the timber or the grain of the north of Europe , England is ...
Page 408
... extent to which the value of money has fluctuated in this country , effecting by each change a proportionate injury on either the debtor or cre- ditor interest , is frightful to contemplate . It has varied in the proportion of two to ...
... extent to which the value of money has fluctuated in this country , effecting by each change a proportionate injury on either the debtor or cre- ditor interest , is frightful to contemplate . It has varied in the proportion of two to ...
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PRELIMINARY DISCOURSE ON the Coincidence of | 1 |
Primary Natural Rights1 To Personal | 13 |
Duty of a Government the securing | 28 |
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