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... be discharged ; such articles will be larger now , in proportion to the increase of
the establishment ; and an allowance must always be made for them in judging of
the state of the navy debt , though they are not distinguishable in the account .
... be discharged ; such articles will be larger now , in proportion to the increase of
the establishment ; and an allowance must always be made for them in judging of
the state of the navy debt , though they are not distinguishable in the account .
Page 210
The misrepresentation of the increase of the peace establishment is still more
extraordinary than that of the interest of the unfunded debt . The increase is great
undoubtedly . However , the author finds no fault with it , and urges it only as a ...
The misrepresentation of the increase of the peace establishment is still more
extraordinary than that of the interest of the unfunded debt . The increase is great
undoubtedly . However , the author finds no fault with it , and urges it only as a ...
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precision , from which he always flies as from his most dangerous enemy , I have
been at the trouble to search the Journals in the period between the two last wars
: and I find that the peace establishment , consisting of the navy , the ordnance ...
precision , from which he always flies as from his most dangerous enemy , I have
been at the trouble to search the Journals in the period between the two last wars
: and I find that the peace establishment , consisting of the navy , the ordnance ...
Page 212
To comprehend afterwards in the peace establishment the deficiency of the fund
created for payment of that interest , would be laying twice to the account of the
war part of the same sum . Suppose ten millions borrowed at 4 per cent . , and the
...
To comprehend afterwards in the peace establishment the deficiency of the fund
created for payment of that interest , would be laying twice to the account of the
war part of the same sum . Suppose ten millions borrowed at 4 per cent . , and the
...
Page 213
Brought over £ 4 , 114 , 892 The real difference in the peace establishment is £
760 , 706 The actual interest of the funded debt , including that charged on the
sinking fund £2 , 315 , 642 The actual interest of unfunded debt at most . 160 ,
000 ...
Brought over £ 4 , 114 , 892 The real difference in the peace establishment is £
760 , 706 The actual interest of the funded debt , including that charged on the
sinking fund £2 , 315 , 642 The actual interest of unfunded debt at most . 160 ,
000 ...
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| Title | The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke: Vindication of Natural Society. Essay on the sublime and the beautiful Bohn's British classics Volume 1 of The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Edmund Burke |
| Author | Edmund Burke |
| Publisher | Henry G. Bohn, 1854 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 21 Mar 2008 |
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