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Page 197
... England . " Never was anything more destitute of foundation . It might be proved , with the greatest ease , from the nature and quality of the goods ex- ported , as well as from the situation of the places to which our merchandise was ...
... England . " Never was anything more destitute of foundation . It might be proved , with the greatest ease , from the nature and quality of the goods ex- ported , as well as from the situation of the places to which our merchandise was ...
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... England , 1761 . Total export of British goods , Ditto of foreign goods in time , Ditto of ditto out of time , Total exports of all kinds , Total imports , £ S. d . value , 8,317,506 15 3 2,910,836 14 9 559,485 2 10 11,787,828 12 10 ...
... England , 1761 . Total export of British goods , Ditto of foreign goods in time , Ditto of ditto out of time , Total exports of all kinds , Total imports , £ S. d . value , 8,317,506 15 3 2,910,836 14 9 559,485 2 10 11,787,828 12 10 ...
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... England , says our author.1 But the molestation which her galleons may suffer from our station in Pensacola gives us advantages , for which we were not allowed to credit the nation for the Havannah itself ; a place surely full as well ...
... England , says our author.1 But the molestation which her galleons may suffer from our station in Pensacola gives us advantages , for which we were not allowed to credit the nation for the Havannah itself ; a place surely full as well ...
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... England ; for that is the sense , and the only sense , of living cheaper . If , in truth and fact , our artificer fares as well in all these respects as one in the same state in France - how stands the matter in point of opinion and ...
... England ; for that is the sense , and the only sense , of living cheaper . If , in truth and fact , our artificer fares as well in all these respects as one in the same state in France - how stands the matter in point of opinion and ...
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... England did not then exceed £ 6,552,019 . It is now considerably more than double that amount . England was then a rich and flourishing nation . Yet The author endeavours to derogate from the balance in our favour as it stands on the ...
... England did not then exceed £ 6,552,019 . It is now considerably more than double that amount . England was then a rich and flourishing nation . Yet The author endeavours to derogate from the balance in our favour as it stands on the ...
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