History of the Thirty Years' Peace. A. D. 1816-1846, Volume 4G. Bell, 1878 - Great Britain |
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... trade circulars , of bills and small sums of money , of music and books , of seeds and flowers , of small merchandise and friendly gifts , of curious specimens passing between men of science , of bulletins of health , to satisfy anxious ...
... trade circulars , of bills and small sums of money , of music and books , of seeds and flowers , of small merchandise and friendly gifts , of curious specimens passing between men of science , of bulletins of health , to satisfy anxious ...
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... trade ; and if the same advantage could be extended to all papers connected with commerce , there was no saying how great would be the stimulus communi- cated to business of every kind . When Mr. Hill proposed his plan , the revenue was ...
... trade ; and if the same advantage could be extended to all papers connected with commerce , there was no saying how great would be the stimulus communi- cated to business of every kind . When Mr. Hill proposed his plan , the revenue was ...
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Harriet Martineau. printing - office , premises , and stock - in - trade of the Hansards . On their reporting on the 29th of November that they had done so , Stockdale served them with an order to sell the property , that he might obtain ...
Harriet Martineau. printing - office , premises , and stock - in - trade of the Hansards . On their reporting on the 29th of November that they had done so , Stockdale served them with an order to sell the property , that he might obtain ...
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... on the 31st of May he should move for a committee of the whole House , to consider the acts of parliament relating to the trade in corn . - No stronger indication of desperation could be given than this CHAP . XVI . ] 29 FINANCE .
... on the 31st of May he should move for a committee of the whole House , to consider the acts of parliament relating to the trade in corn . - No stronger indication of desperation could be given than this CHAP . XVI . ] 29 FINANCE .
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... trade in corn was growing in strength from year to year ; but the question was too important to be delivered into the charge of the Melbourne ministry . There was as yet no such pressure from without as would make them earnest , and ...
... trade in corn was growing in strength from year to year ; but the question was too important to be delivered into the charge of the Melbourne ministry . There was as yet no such pressure from without as would make them earnest , and ...
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Page 196 - and other extraneous persons, entirely unconcerned in this adventure of his, to steal from him his small winnings, for a space of sixty years at the shortest. After sixty years, unless your honourable House provide otherwise, they may begin to steal. ' And your petitioner will ever pray. •THOMAS CAKLYLE.