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... corn laws . ought to be regulated ; ' and he founds them on a broad and firm bafis . It is not ( he fays ) for the fake of the farmer , but for the good of the nation at ... corn becomes very high in , 192 Keith's Tracts on the Corn Laws .
... corn laws . ought to be regulated ; ' and he founds them on a broad and firm bafis . It is not ( he fays ) for the fake of the farmer , but for the good of the nation at ... corn becomes very high in , 192 Keith's Tracts on the Corn Laws .
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When the price of corn becomes very high in , Britain , and when all exportation of corn is prohibited , then the duties on importing foreign corn fhould be very moderate , and alfo fall gradually , till the prices become extremely high ...
When the price of corn becomes very high in , Britain , and when all exportation of corn is prohibited , then the duties on importing foreign corn fhould be very moderate , and alfo fall gradually , till the prices become extremely high ...
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Mr. K. concludes his remarks on the late corn bill with the following recapitulation : · To conclude this long examination of the late corn a & t , I think it does not in its prefent ftate tend to promote the general good of fociety ...
Mr. K. concludes his remarks on the late corn bill with the following recapitulation : · To conclude this long examination of the late corn a & t , I think it does not in its prefent ftate tend to promote the general good of fociety ...
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