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... commerce , and of an argument to prove that British commerce is not of a character to confer permanent prospe- rity on a state . • Commerce does not constitute the real strength and prosperity of a state ; it only developes and augments ...
... commerce , and of an argument to prove that British commerce is not of a character to confer permanent prospe- rity on a state . • Commerce does not constitute the real strength and prosperity of a state ; it only developes and augments ...
Pagina 83
... commerce which is really useful to a state , the commerce which never ends , but always procures new riches for a nation , is that which consists in the exchange of the superfluities of its own soil and industry , for objects of ...
... commerce which is really useful to a state , the commerce which never ends , but always procures new riches for a nation , is that which consists in the exchange of the superfluities of its own soil and industry , for objects of ...
Pagina 84
... commerce , while that commerce was suffered to banish the trade and industry of all other nations . If it be observed that the power of this nation is nothing more than an excessive and unreasonable expansion of industry , of com- merce ...
... commerce , while that commerce was suffered to banish the trade and industry of all other nations . If it be observed that the power of this nation is nothing more than an excessive and unreasonable expansion of industry , of com- merce ...
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