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Side 107
... French tongue , because I believe it is impossible for a learner of a language to find in any nation such advantages as in this , where every body is so very courteous and so very talkative . They always take care to make a noise as ...
... French tongue , because I believe it is impossible for a learner of a language to find in any nation such advantages as in this , where every body is so very courteous and so very talkative . They always take care to make a noise as ...
Side 407
... French above fifty per cent . V. Goods imported to be re - exported , is certainly a national advantage ; but few or no French goods are ever exported from Great Britain , except to our plan- tations , but all are consumed at home ...
... French above fifty per cent . V. Goods imported to be re - exported , is certainly a national advantage ; but few or no French goods are ever exported from Great Britain , except to our plan- tations , but all are consumed at home ...
Side 409
... French wars , it is increased to a mighty degree . Spitalfields alone manufactures to the value of two millions a year , and were daily im- proving , until the late fears about lowering the French duties . What pity that so noble a ...
... French wars , it is increased to a mighty degree . Spitalfields alone manufactures to the value of two millions a year , and were daily im- proving , until the late fears about lowering the French duties . What pity that so noble a ...
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