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Page 209
... ment . Now , if he had understood his " Right Honourable Friend , his proposal " related merely to the establishment for " the present year , and the permanent 66 military establishment was to come af- " terwards under the consideration ...
... ment . Now , if he had understood his " Right Honourable Friend , his proposal " related merely to the establishment for " the present year , and the permanent 66 military establishment was to come af- " terwards under the consideration ...
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... ment in every branch of the Govern- " ment upon a basis of the strictest eco- 66 nomy ; and especially depreciating in the " strongest terms , the maintenance of a " large standing army in time of peace , a 66 system ruinous to our ...
... ment in every branch of the Govern- " ment upon a basis of the strictest eco- 66 nomy ; and especially depreciating in the " strongest terms , the maintenance of a " large standing army in time of peace , a 66 system ruinous to our ...
Page 565
... ment . All has been done by the people , not because the government has assisted them and regulated their conduct , but pre- cisely because no government has ever had any power to assist them , or to interfere in their affairs ...
... ment . All has been done by the people , not because the government has assisted them and regulated their conduct , but pre- cisely because no government has ever had any power to assist them , or to interfere in their affairs ...
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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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