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Page 69
... British born subjects ; and from these gentlemen , we cannot expect that they will attend so much to the interest of this country , as the natural born subjects . We have no consul in Sardinia , though an extensive and fertile island ...
... British born subjects ; and from these gentlemen , we cannot expect that they will attend so much to the interest of this country , as the natural born subjects . We have no consul in Sardinia , though an extensive and fertile island ...
Page 162
... British indus- try , and the prodigious mercantile genius of the whole nation . Were it possible to undermine this fundamental pillar of the British state ; or even to corrode it , and impair its energy and extent , then the ene- mies ...
... British indus- try , and the prodigious mercantile genius of the whole nation . Were it possible to undermine this fundamental pillar of the British state ; or even to corrode it , and impair its energy and extent , then the ene- mies ...
Page 163
... British exports . Russia is supplied from England with West India produce , with British manufactures , and with various East India goods . The exports from Russia to England consist very much of raw materials . The English have an ...
... British exports . Russia is supplied from England with West India produce , with British manufactures , and with various East India goods . The exports from Russia to England consist very much of raw materials . The English have an ...
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