Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 145
... millions of dollars ; or 27 millions sterling , while we have the honour of having a Debt amounting to 1,100 millions sterling . In short , you will see , John , that the whole capital of the American National Debt does not amount to ...
... millions of dollars ; or 27 millions sterling , while we have the honour of having a Debt amounting to 1,100 millions sterling . In short , you will see , John , that the whole capital of the American National Debt does not amount to ...
Page 395
... millions a year . Before the war , they amounted to six millions a year . This , therefore , is the cost of the war in the article of permanent Peace Expences . The TAXES of 1792 amounted to 15 millions a year . They must now , in peace ...
... millions a year . Before the war , they amounted to six millions a year . This , therefore , is the cost of the war in the article of permanent Peace Expences . The TAXES of 1792 amounted to 15 millions a year . They must now , in peace ...
Page 393
... millions a year must be suddenly thrown “ ideas which some people entertain of what " is fitting for so great and so rich a country . " But this inference must not be submitted to " without examination . Of the 44 millions " and a ...
... millions a year must be suddenly thrown “ ideas which some people entertain of what " is fitting for so great and so rich a country . " But this inference must not be submitted to " without examination . Of the 44 millions " and a ...
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