...feventeen millions. If, therefore, we.compare this year of war with former years of peace, we (hall, in the produce of our revenue, and in the extent of our commerce, bthold a fpe&acle at once paradoxical, inexplicabls, and aftonilhing; we (hall fee, that in fpite of...

...amount of foreign produce that has been exported is no less than seventeen millions. If, therefore, we compare this year of war with former years of peace,...often prevailed in the course of this arduous contest, in spite of the difficulties occasioned by the strange conduct of foreign nations, in spite of the...

...amount of foreign produce that has been exported is no less than seventeen millions. If, therefore, we compare this year of war with former years of peace,...see that, in spite of the alarm and agitation which have often prevailed in the course of this arduous contest, in spite of the difficulties occasioned...

...Pitt's words, "anything which the most sanguine hopes could have anticipated. If," he continned, " we compare this year of war with former years of peace,...once paradoxical, inexplicable, and astonishing. We have increased our external and internal commerce to a greater pitch than ever it was before ; and...

...anticipated. If," he continued, " we compare this year of war with former years of peace, we shall iu the produce of our revenue and in the extent of our...once paradoxical, inexplicable, and astonishing. We have increased our external and internal commerce to a greater pitch than ever it was before ; and...