The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke, Volume 5Little, Brown,, 1869 - Political science |
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Page 478
... 1790 £ 86,888 1795 1796 25,607 28,513 £ 103,677 Increase to 1790 £ 16,789 . 1791 . . £ 31,523 4 Years to 1791 £ 95,704 Increase to 1791 £ 7,973 . GLASS PLATES . Years of Peace . eR £ Years of War . £ 1787 1793 5,655 1788 5,496 1794 ...
... 1790 £ 86,888 1795 1796 25,607 28,513 £ 103,677 Increase to 1790 £ 16,789 . 1791 . . £ 31,523 4 Years to 1791 £ 95,704 Increase to 1791 £ 7,973 . GLASS PLATES . Years of Peace . eR £ Years of War . £ 1787 1793 5,655 1788 5,496 1794 ...
Page 479
... 1790 156,311 1796 159,826 Increase to 1790 £ 599,762 £ 688,563 £ 88,801 . Increase to 1791 £ 19,463 . 1791 . . £ 236,727 4 Years to 1791 £ 669,100 Years of Peace . 1787 424,144 426,660 1788 TEA . Years of War . 1793 1794 TITL- 539,575 ...
... 1790 156,311 1796 159,826 Increase to 1790 £ 599,762 £ 688,563 £ 88,801 . Increase to 1791 £ 19,463 . 1791 . . £ 236,727 4 Years to 1791 £ 669,100 Years of Peace . 1787 424,144 426,660 1788 TEA . Years of War . 1793 1794 TITL- 539,575 ...
Page 480
... 1790 1,069,108 1796 1,474,899 £ 4,413,781 £ 5,679,249 1791 . £ 1,044,053 4 Years to 1791 £ 4,392,725 Increase to 1790 £ 1,265,468 . Increase to 1791 £ 1,286,524 . There was a new duty on sugar in 1791 , which produced in 1794 234,292 ...
... 1790 1,069,108 1796 1,474,899 £ 4,413,781 £ 5,679,249 1791 . £ 1,044,053 4 Years to 1791 £ 4,392,725 Increase to 1790 £ 1,265,468 . Increase to 1791 £ 1,286,524 . There was a new duty on sugar in 1791 , which produced in 1794 234,292 ...
Page 481
... Increase to 1790 ' £ 14,636 . Decrease to 1791 £ 101,979 . Years of Peace . Tuns . 1787 22,978 1788 25,442 1789 27,414 1790 29,182 Years of War . Tuns . 1793 22,788 1794 27,868 1795 32,033 1796 19,079 The additional duty of 1795 ...
... Increase to 1790 ' £ 14,636 . Decrease to 1791 £ 101,979 . Years of Peace . Tuns . 1787 22,978 1788 25,442 1789 27,414 1790 29,182 Years of War . Tuns . 1793 22,788 1794 27,868 1795 32,033 1796 19,079 The additional duty of 1795 ...
Page 483
... Increase to 1790 £ 193,222 . 1791 . . £ 191,489 4 Years to 1791 £ 666,333 Increase to 1791 £ 143,733 . These duties for 1787 are blended with several others . The pro- portion of printed goods to the other articles for four years was ...
... Increase to 1790 £ 193,222 . 1791 . . £ 191,489 4 Years to 1791 £ 666,333 Increase to 1791 £ 143,733 . These duties for 1787 are blended with several others . The pro- portion of printed goods to the other articles for four years was ...
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