The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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Page 350
... interest when he robs ; and the man robbed seeks his own interest , when , not having the power to resist , he submits to be plundered in order to escape being knocked down . Merchants overreach , masters tyrannize the positive ...
... interest when he robs ; and the man robbed seeks his own interest , when , not having the power to resist , he submits to be plundered in order to escape being knocked down . Merchants overreach , masters tyrannize the positive ...
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... interest for his eye , minted in the rarest billon , than in the fre- quent copper . A contrary feeling , and one too rife among the numismatic world , tends to exalt scarcity ( though it be but of mere metal ) to the first rank in ...
... interest for his eye , minted in the rarest billon , than in the fre- quent copper . A contrary feeling , and one too rife among the numismatic world , tends to exalt scarcity ( though it be but of mere metal ) to the first rank in ...
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... interest — whether in the country or in the press - can consider the measures of the present cabinet as hostile to them , or suspect that it can now meditate any anti- agricultural projects . Its political existence is interwoven with ...
... interest — whether in the country or in the press - can consider the measures of the present cabinet as hostile to them , or suspect that it can now meditate any anti- agricultural projects . Its political existence is interwoven with ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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