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Page 519
... SAY is of opinion that government can best serve com- merce by leaving it to its own course , and assisting its opera ... says , ' possess a number of precious things ; why should this hinder us from obtaining similar treasures ? If Eng ...
... SAY is of opinion that government can best serve com- merce by leaving it to its own course , and assisting its opera ... says , ' possess a number of precious things ; why should this hinder us from obtaining similar treasures ? If Eng ...
Page 521
... says , is an ar- ticle of merchandise , the value of which is regulated in each contract which is made by the agreement of the parties ; and " it it cannot be a measure , the first and essential Say's Treatise on Political Economy . 521 /
... says , is an ar- ticle of merchandise , the value of which is regulated in each contract which is made by the agreement of the parties ; and " it it cannot be a measure , the first and essential Say's Treatise on Political Economy . 521 /
Page 524
... says , arises from the proportion which subsists between those who lend and those who borrow ; and , like every other commercial con- cern , it ought to be left to find its own level . Laws , bearing hard on insolvent debtors , have ...
... says , arises from the proportion which subsists between those who lend and those who borrow ; and , like every other commercial con- cern , it ought to be left to find its own level . Laws , bearing hard on insolvent debtors , have ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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