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... advantages of compactness and solidity ; but these are irreconcileable with variety of situation , and are sacri- ficed in order to obtain it : in the same manner as a nation , by en gaging in foreign commerce , subjects its resources ...
... advantages of compactness and solidity ; but these are irreconcileable with variety of situation , and are sacri- ficed in order to obtain it : in the same manner as a nation , by en gaging in foreign commerce , subjects its resources ...
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... advantages , than such as are open to a whole people . Every argument respecting their insufficiency will in such case fall to the ground ; for these advantages are not less great than general . May not a constant attention to public ...
... advantages , than such as are open to a whole people . Every argument respecting their insufficiency will in such case fall to the ground ; for these advantages are not less great than general . May not a constant attention to public ...
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... advantages of the Machines now . substituted in the room of the Flail , in the operation of threshing grain , is ... advantage on the smaller kinds of arable farms , that are cheaply situated in re- spect to the command of workmen , and ...
... advantages of the Machines now . substituted in the room of the Flail , in the operation of threshing grain , is ... advantage on the smaller kinds of arable farms , that are cheaply situated in re- spect to the command of workmen , and ...
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