Essays and Letters, Volume 2R. & W.A.Bartow & Company, 1822 - American essays |
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... manufactures , & c . is too remote to require the attention of Great Britain . 10. But , in proportion to the increase of the co- lonies , a vast demand is growing for British manu- factures ; a glorious market , wholly in the power of ...
... manufactures , & c . is too remote to require the attention of Great Britain . 10. But , in proportion to the increase of the co- lonies , a vast demand is growing for British manu- factures ; a glorious market , wholly in the power of ...
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... Manufactures , exported , draw subsistence from foreign countries for numbers , who are thereby enabled to marry and raise families . If the nation be deprived of any branch of trade , and no new employment is found for the people ...
... Manufactures , exported , draw subsistence from foreign countries for numbers , who are thereby enabled to marry and raise families . If the nation be deprived of any branch of trade , and no new employment is found for the people ...
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... manufactures , or new improvements in husbandry , may be properly called fathers of their nation , as they are the cause of the generation of multitudes , by the encouragement they afford to marriage . 15. As to privileges granted to ...
... manufactures , or new improvements in husbandry , may be properly called fathers of their nation , as they are the cause of the generation of multitudes , by the encouragement they afford to marriage . 15. As to privileges granted to ...
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... Manufactures are only another shape into which so much provisions and subsistence are turned , as were equal in value to the manufactures produced . This appears from hence , that the manufacturer does not , in fact , obtain from the ...
... Manufactures are only another shape into which so much provisions and subsistence are turned , as were equal in value to the manufactures produced . This appears from hence , that the manufacturer does not , in fact , obtain from the ...
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... manufactures , by subsisting therewith the workmen while producing those manufactures : since there are many expediting and facilitating methods of working , not generally known ; and strangers to the manufactures , though they know ...
... manufactures , by subsisting therewith the workmen while producing those manufactures : since there are many expediting and facilitating methods of working , not generally known ; and strangers to the manufactures , though they know ...
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