An Impartial History of Ireland: From the Period of the English Invasion to the Present Time : from Authentic Documents, Volume 4 |
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... manufactures , the nuisance of absentees draining the country of money , and the intolerable grievance , to a people called free , to be governed by a foreign legisla- ture , without for the present producing any other effect , than the ...
... manufactures , the nuisance of absentees draining the country of money , and the intolerable grievance , to a people called free , to be governed by a foreign legisla- ture , without for the present producing any other effect , than the ...
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... manufacture . The third is , the conveniency of safe ports and havens to carry out their own goods , as much manufactured , and bring in those of others , as little manufactured , as the nature of mutual com- merce will allow . The ...
... manufacture . The third is , the conveniency of safe ports and havens to carry out their own goods , as much manufactured , and bring in those of others , as little manufactured , as the nature of mutual com- merce will allow . The ...
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... manufactures , and import as few incitements to luxury , either in cloaths , furniture , food or drink , as they pos- sibly can live conveniently without . There are many other causes of a nation's thriving , which I cannot at present ...
... manufactures , and import as few incitements to luxury , either in cloaths , furniture , food or drink , as they pos- sibly can live conveniently without . There are many other causes of a nation's thriving , which I cannot at present ...
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... manufactures , wherever they pleased ; except to countries at war with their own prince or state : yet this priviledge , by the superiority of meer power , is refused us , in the most momentous parts of commerce ; besides an act of ...
... manufactures , wherever they pleased ; except to countries at war with their own prince or state : yet this priviledge , by the superiority of meer power , is refused us , in the most momentous parts of commerce ; besides an act of ...
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... manufactures , even those which are better made than in other countries ; particularly a sort of silk plad , through which the workmen are forced to run a sort of gold thread that it may pass for Indian . Even ale and potatoes are ...
... manufactures , even those which are better made than in other countries ; particularly a sort of silk plad , through which the workmen are forced to run a sort of gold thread that it may pass for Indian . Even ale and potatoes are ...
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