The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 1H. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1906 |
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... prove that those trades were , or might , by law or indulgence , be carried on in foreign vessels and unless , thirdly , he can demonstrate that the premium of insurance on British ships was rising as the war continued . He can prove ...
... prove that those trades were , or might , by law or indulgence , be carried on in foreign vessels and unless , thirdly , he can demonstrate that the premium of insurance on British ships was rising as the war continued . He can prove ...
Page 285
... prove . Had it not been for some such habits , the author could never have expected that we should take his estimate for a peace establishment solely on his word . This estimate which he gives is the great ground- work of his plan for ...
... prove . Had it not been for some such habits , the author could never have expected that we should take his estimate for a peace establishment solely on his word . This estimate which he gives is the great ground- work of his plan for ...
Page 342
... prove , from any authority except his own , to have a tendency beneficial to commerce , that has been repealed . So ... proved , more , per- haps , to his conviction than to his liking . The first fact then is , that the demand for the ...
... prove , from any authority except his own , to have a tendency beneficial to commerce , that has been repealed . So ... proved , more , per- haps , to his conviction than to his liking . The first fact then is , that the demand for the ...
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