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... for the opulence of mankind then consisted in cattle, and the product of tillage ;
which are now very essential for the promotion of trade in general, but more
particularly so to such nations as are most abundant in cattle, corn, and fruits.
... for the opulence of mankind then consisted in cattle, and the product of tillage ;
which are now very essential for the promotion of trade in general, but more
particularly so to such nations as are most abundant in cattle, corn, and fruits.
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who were supplied from thence with almost all their corn, both for the use of the
city, and the subsistence of her armies : though we also find in Livy, that the
Romans received no inconsiderable quantities of corn from Sardinia. But, when
Rome ...
who were supplied from thence with almost all their corn, both for the use of the
city, and the subsistence of her armies : though we also find in Livy, that the
Romans received no inconsiderable quantities of corn from Sardinia. But, when
Rome ...
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CONSIDERATIONS ON THE CORN LAWS. * By what causes the necessaries of
life have risen to a price at which a great part of the people are unable to procure
them, how the present scarcity may be remedied, and calamities of the same ...
CONSIDERATIONS ON THE CORN LAWS. * By what causes the necessaries of
life have risen to a price at which a great part of the people are unable to procure
them, how the present scarcity may be remedied, and calamities of the same ...
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That the bounty upon corn has produced plenty, is apparent, Because ever since
the grant of the bounty, agriculture has encreased : scarce a sessions has
passed without a law for enclosing commons and waste grounds : Much land has
...
That the bounty upon corn has produced plenty, is apparent, Because ever since
the grant of the bounty, agriculture has encreased : scarce a sessions has
passed without a law for enclosing commons and waste grounds : Much land has
...
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When they have corn equal to their wants, or more, the bounty has no effect : for
they will not buy what they do not want, unless our exuberance be such as tempts
them to store it for another year. This case must suppose that our produce is ...
When they have corn equal to their wants, or more, the bounty has no effect : for
they will not buy what they do not want, unless our exuberance be such as tempts
them to store it for another year. This case must suppose that our produce is ...
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The works of Samuel Johnson, Volumen 6 Samuel Johnson,Alexander Chalmers,Arthur Murphy Vista completa - 1823 |
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