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Pagina 45
... ment in the colonies , but might settle with them such a treaty of commerce which would effectually secure to her a free trade more advantageous than her present monopoly ; at the same time the good feeling between the two great ...
... ment in the colonies , but might settle with them such a treaty of commerce which would effectually secure to her a free trade more advantageous than her present monopoly ; at the same time the good feeling between the two great ...
Pagina 76
... ment as we were on the first day of the session . If , Sir , we incline to the side of conciliation , we are not at all embarrassed ( unless we please to make ourselves so ) by any incongruous mixture of coercion and restraint . We are ...
... ment as we were on the first day of the session . If , Sir , we incline to the side of conciliation , we are not at all embarrassed ( unless we please to make ourselves so ) by any incongruous mixture of coercion and restraint . We are ...
Pagina 125
... ment on the productive nature of a revenue by grant . Now search the same journals for the produce of the revenue by imposition . Where is it ? -let us know the volume and the page ; what is the gross , what is the net produce ? to what ...
... ment on the productive nature of a revenue by grant . Now search the same journals for the produce of the revenue by imposition . Where is it ? -let us know the volume and the page ; what is the gross , what is the net produce ? to what ...
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AMERICAN TAXATION | 1 |
SPEECH AT HIS ARRIVAL AT BRISTOL BEFORE | 64 |
ON CONCILIATION WITH THE COLONIES | 76 |
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