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Page 76
No persons can think more unfavourably than we do of the policy of former times
with regard to Ireland : we shall , therefore , controvert none of the severe
observations which in the course of the volumes before us are applied to it , and
which ...
No persons can think more unfavourably than we do of the policy of former times
with regard to Ireland : we shall , therefore , controvert none of the severe
observations which in the course of the volumes before us are applied to it , and
which ...
Page 392
If we place a colony in the same situation with regard to a given branch of
commerce , it is natural that the same rule should be observed ; namely , that the
goods imported should be brought indifferently in the shipping of Great Britain , or
of ...
If we place a colony in the same situation with regard to a given branch of
commerce , it is natural that the same rule should be observed ; namely , that the
goods imported should be brought indifferently in the shipping of Great Britain , or
of ...
Page 437
If , indeed , it should stimulate a more qualified person to tread over the same
grounds , it would produce a consequence which we should regard as important ,
as well in a literary as a patriotic point of view . The author gives the preference to
...
If , indeed , it should stimulate a more qualified person to tread over the same
grounds , it would produce a consequence which we should regard as important ,
as well in a literary as a patriotic point of view . The author gives the preference to
...
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