The Quarterly Review, Volume 68J. Murray, 1841 |
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... increase , though a small one ; " and , in the conclusion , you state that " the condition of the colony is one of unex- ampled prosperity , and that measures of common prudence only are required to insure the long continuance of the ...
... increase , though a small one ; " and , in the conclusion , you state that " the condition of the colony is one of unex- ampled prosperity , and that measures of common prudence only are required to insure the long continuance of the ...
Pagina 103
... Increase £ 172,587 . £ 747,576 Increase in one year 774,770 £ 27,194 . Exports in 1839 , with the produce of the fisheries , were £ 948,776 . The fisheries , too , were on the increase , but we shall have to speak of them hereafter- In ...
... Increase £ 172,587 . £ 747,576 Increase in one year 774,770 £ 27,194 . Exports in 1839 , with the produce of the fisheries , were £ 948,776 . The fisheries , too , were on the increase , but we shall have to speak of them hereafter- In ...
Pagina 271
... increase or decrease of our ex- ports to those countries . Some slight influence it must have had , as is indeed indicated in two or three instances ( but not in all ) by a small increase of exports in the year following a large increase ...
... increase or decrease of our ex- ports to those countries . Some slight influence it must have had , as is indeed indicated in two or three instances ( but not in all ) by a small increase of exports in the year following a large increase ...
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Notes on the United States By the Right Hon | 20 |
in the British Colonies Ordered by the House | 88 |
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