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In 1790 , the population of Great Britain was 10,242,000 ; in 1811 , it was
12,358,000 ; and if it has increased to this day in the same ratio with its increase
from 1801 to 1811 - the total population of Great Britain at the present day
exceeds the ...
In 1790 , the population of Great Britain was 10,242,000 ; in 1811 , it was
12,358,000 ; and if it has increased to this day in the same ratio with its increase
from 1801 to 1811 - the total population of Great Britain at the present day
exceeds the ...
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Foreign exchanges must be influenced , if not primarily regulated , by the
difference of the price of corn in Great Britain , and at the markets whence its
foreign supply is · chiefly supplied . It may be here remarked , by way of incidental
...
Foreign exchanges must be influenced , if not primarily regulated , by the
difference of the price of corn in Great Britain , and at the markets whence its
foreign supply is · chiefly supplied . It may be here remarked , by way of incidental
...
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What would be , at this hour , the state of Europe if Buonaparte and Mr. Madison
had succeeded in their joint efforts to subvert the commercial and maritime power
of Great Britain ? I trust , therefore , that I may be permitted to assume that the ...
What would be , at this hour , the state of Europe if Buonaparte and Mr. Madison
had succeeded in their joint efforts to subvert the commercial and maritime power
of Great Britain ? I trust , therefore , that I may be permitted to assume that the ...
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set matters right , though Great Britain ( who would otherwise suffer by the wrong
) derives great advantage . ... impressment , stated in Mr. Madison's message ,
401 only were discharged ; so that in eighteen months Great Britain would
appear ...
set matters right , though Great Britain ( who would otherwise suffer by the wrong
) derives great advantage . ... impressment , stated in Mr. Madison's message ,
401 only were discharged ; so that in eighteen months Great Britain would
appear ...
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with this additional injury to Great Britain , that her seamen in this case would be
thrown out of her mercantile service into that of America , and would soon
become naturalised in that commerce and country It will then , perhaps , be finally
...
with this additional injury to Great Britain , that her seamen in this case would be
thrown out of her mercantile service into that of America , and would soon
become naturalised in that commerce and country It will then , perhaps , be finally
...
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| Título | The Pamphleteer, Volumen14 |
| Editor | Abraham John Valpy |
| Editor | A.J. Valpy, 1819 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Chicago |
| Digitalizado | 28 Ene. 2013 |
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