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... afford to pay for assistance ; and as to seed - corn , it is frequently obtained on credit from mercantile dealers , and sometimes bought with money bor- rowed at the exorbitant interest of five per cent . per month . Next , as to their ...
... afford to pay for assistance ; and as to seed - corn , it is frequently obtained on credit from mercantile dealers , and sometimes bought with money bor- rowed at the exorbitant interest of five per cent . per month . Next , as to their ...
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... afford . - Harbours and Canals . Mr. Wakefield , though seldom disposed to speak strongly of the advantages of Ireland , is scarcely behind her warmest admirers in extolling the excel- lence of her bays and harbours . On the east coast ...
... afford . - Harbours and Canals . Mr. Wakefield , though seldom disposed to speak strongly of the advantages of Ireland , is scarcely behind her warmest admirers in extolling the excel- lence of her bays and harbours . On the east coast ...
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... afford great facilities to those who borrow on inferior security . By making it lawful and respect- able for capitalists to take a higher interest , it would widely extend the circle of accommodation to the man who can offer the pledge ...
... afford great facilities to those who borrow on inferior security . By making it lawful and respect- able for capitalists to take a higher interest , it would widely extend the circle of accommodation to the man who can offer the pledge ...
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