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Page 137
... they are in fact a tax paid to secure to the public the advantages of a thriving
industry ; and a drawback allowed to the ... or supported by facts , drawn from the
increase of goats in a desert island , or of men as ignorant as goats ; it would be a
...
... they are in fact a tax paid to secure to the public the advantages of a thriving
industry ; and a drawback allowed to the ... or supported by facts , drawn from the
increase of goats in a desert island , or of men as ignorant as goats ; it would be a
...
Page 226
This is all very true , and very well said , with respect to the fact , but with respect
to the cause there is one of the greatest errors into which a number of men of
discernment and ability have ever fallen . • The true state of the case is easily to
be ...
This is all very true , and very well said , with respect to the fact , but with respect
to the cause there is one of the greatest errors into which a number of men of
discernment and ability have ever fallen . • The true state of the case is easily to
be ...
Page 394
Even supposing this to be a fact , it would not weaken the hypothesis , but only
evince the ingenuity of the writer ; who , laying his scene , in the patriarchal age ,
and in the land of Uz , has nicely pre . served the costume , and not blended the ...
Even supposing this to be a fact , it would not weaken the hypothesis , but only
evince the ingenuity of the writer ; who , laying his scene , in the patriarchal age ,
and in the land of Uz , has nicely pre . served the costume , and not blended the ...
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