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... Increase . By the Earl of Lauderdale . 8vo . pp . 490. Edinburgh . Constable and Co. Longman and Co. London . 8s . 6d . THE HE object of this book is , 1st . to give an exact de- finition of public wealth ; 2d . to point out the ori ...
... Increase . By the Earl of Lauderdale . 8vo . pp . 490. Edinburgh . Constable and Co. Longman and Co. London . 8s . 6d . THE HE object of this book is , 1st . to give an exact de- finition of public wealth ; 2d . to point out the ori ...
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... increase the number of large fortunes the more will you turn industry to the preparation of these luxuries . This is ... increased , the author proceeds , in his fifth and last chapter , to shew by what it is increased . Regarding the ...
... increase the number of large fortunes the more will you turn industry to the preparation of these luxuries . This is ... increased , the author proceeds , in his fifth and last chapter , to shew by what it is increased . Regarding the ...
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... increase took place . " This is an hypothesis which seems to be very gene- rally entertained . It is , however , a superficial and unfounded notion . We found it maintained by Lord King ; and have already entered pretty fully into its ...
... increase took place . " This is an hypothesis which seems to be very gene- rally entertained . It is , however , a superficial and unfounded notion . We found it maintained by Lord King ; and have already entered pretty fully into its ...
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