The London Magazine, and Monthly Chronologer, Volumen13C. Ackers, 1744 |
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... whole Burden of the Duty . The Duty , ' tis true , to Ap- pearance , is but fall , and must be C thought fo by your Lordships who have fuch opulent Fortunes ; but if we confider the Price of the Com- modity , and the Circumftances of ...
... whole Burden of the Duty . The Duty , ' tis true , to Ap- pearance , is but fall , and must be C thought fo by your Lordships who have fuch opulent Fortunes ; but if we confider the Price of the Com- modity , and the Circumftances of ...
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... whole Country of D Ireland , at least the common People there , may be brought as an Inftance of the fame Kind : They have in that Country a Spirituous Liquor cal- led Sheepey , which by many Experi- ments has been found to be perfect ...
... whole Country of D Ireland , at least the common People there , may be brought as an Inftance of the fame Kind : They have in that Country a Spirituous Liquor cal- led Sheepey , which by many Experi- ments has been found to be perfect ...
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... whole additional Duty upon themfelves , and probably will do fo , in order not to difcourage the A Confumption . certainly be fatisfied with , if he should find himself in danger of lofing his Trade by attempting to take more ; fo that ...
... whole additional Duty upon themfelves , and probably will do fo , in order not to difcourage the A Confumption . certainly be fatisfied with , if he should find himself in danger of lofing his Trade by attempting to take more ; fo that ...
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... Whole , or exact the Whole , as they think fit ? Yet , I believe , the noble Lord would now be very forry to fee his Argument prevail fo far as to caufe a Repeal of all our Excife Laws . But fuppofe his Lordship in the right , with ...
... Whole , or exact the Whole , as they think fit ? Yet , I believe , the noble Lord would now be very forry to fee his Argument prevail fo far as to caufe a Repeal of all our Excife Laws . But fuppofe his Lordship in the right , with ...
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... whole Money they are to advance , they will by this Means make a great deal more than three per Cent . Upon their Side therefore , it may be faid , they have made a wife Bargain ; but can the like be faid of us , when , in order to F ...
... whole Money they are to advance , they will by this Means make a great deal more than three per Cent . Upon their Side therefore , it may be faid , they have made a wife Bargain ; but can the like be faid of us , when , in order to F ...
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