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Page 213
... important staple commo- able Gentleman opposite would speedily dities of the country . He trusted also that find that there were means of separating the state of the usury laws would be them , and that some seasonable relief brought ...
... important staple commo- able Gentleman opposite would speedily dities of the country . He trusted also that find that there were means of separating the state of the usury laws would be them , and that some seasonable relief brought ...
Page 413
... importance in all com . pointed by the House of Commons , in 1758 for the following important reasons , " Because it is the weight best known to our Laws , and that which has been longest in use ; that by which our Coins are weighed ...
... importance in all com . pointed by the House of Commons , in 1758 for the following important reasons , " Because it is the weight best known to our Laws , and that which has been longest in use ; that by which our Coins are weighed ...
Page 443
... important duties ; doubt- less , at first , with no further views of mi- litary life , than the natural and laudable desire of filling the station in which he was placed , for a short term of service , with credit and usefulness . By ...
... important duties ; doubt- less , at first , with no further views of mi- litary life , than the natural and laudable desire of filling the station in which he was placed , for a short term of service , with credit and usefulness . By ...
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to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 1 |
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 73 |
Letter XII | 105 |
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