The Scots Magazine and Edinburgh Literary Miscellany, Volume 73Archibald Constable and Company, 1811 |
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Pagina 337
... Land . ( Written in 1807. ) THERE is nothing which more forcibly strikes an observer , than the late rapid increase in the value of land . In the memory of many persons still alive , it has in- creased in the proportion of 10 to 1. No ...
... Land . ( Written in 1807. ) THERE is nothing which more forcibly strikes an observer , than the late rapid increase in the value of land . In the memory of many persons still alive , it has in- creased in the proportion of 10 to 1. No ...
Pagina 338
... land has , on a fair average , nearly doubled its value within these four years . This unprecedented rise , which has no parallel in the history of this or any other nation , is owing , not to one cause , but to a combination of many ...
... land has , on a fair average , nearly doubled its value within these four years . This unprecedented rise , which has no parallel in the history of this or any other nation , is owing , not to one cause , but to a combination of many ...
Pagina 435
... land , hopes that he is frequently about to discover the mouth of a new river ; in vain does he sail to a distance ... land is so insig - gular history of the overflowing of Bificant . land ; there is not one to which the above ...
... land , hopes that he is frequently about to discover the mouth of a new river ; in vain does he sail to a distance ... land is so insig - gular history of the overflowing of Bificant . land ; there is not one to which the above ...
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