The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 3John West and O.C. Greenleaf, 1807 |
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... assignats . He augments the power of his enemy by the very means he must take to contend with him . The country gentlemen therefore , the officer by sea and land , the man of liberal views and habits , attached to no profession , will ...
... assignats . He augments the power of his enemy by the very means he must take to contend with him . The country gentlemen therefore , the officer by sea and land , the man of liberal views and habits , attached to no profession , will ...
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... Assignats . Is a fleet to be fitted out - Assignats . If sixteen millions ster- ling of these assignats , forced on the people , leave the wants of the state as urgent as ever - issue , says one , thirty millions sterling of assignats ...
... Assignats . Is a fleet to be fitted out - Assignats . If sixteen millions ster- ling of these assignats , forced on the people , leave the wants of the state as urgent as ever - issue , says one , thirty millions sterling of assignats ...
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... assignats . suppose they must talk of assignats , as no other language would be understood . All experience of their inefficacy does not in the least discourage them . Are the old assignats depreciated at market ? What is the remedy ...
... assignats . suppose they must talk of assignats , as no other language would be understood . All experience of their inefficacy does not in the least discourage them . Are the old assignats depreciated at market ? What is the remedy ...
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... assignats ? In what manner they can fulfil their engagements of holding out to publick service " an estate disengaged of all charges , " with- out authenticating the value of the estate , or the quantum of the charges , I leave it to ...
... assignats ? In what manner they can fulfil their engagements of holding out to publick service " an estate disengaged of all charges , " with- out authenticating the value of the estate , or the quantum of the charges , I leave it to ...
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... assignats . Have they ever given them- selves the trouble to state fairly the expence of the manage- ment of the church lands in the hands of the municipalities , to whose care , skill , and diligence , and that of their legion of ...
... assignats . Have they ever given them- selves the trouble to state fairly the expence of the manage- ment of the church lands in the hands of the municipalities , to whose care , skill , and diligence , and that of their legion of ...
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