 | Edmund Burke - 1801 - 762 páginas
...wheat is, in a very great proportion, in favour of the former; the quality of this fpecie; of grdin is undoubtedly excellent ; and wherever it has been...fpared from every part of America; and confiderable fupplies may be expected from our Ealt-India pofleflions, in confequenre of orders fent over land,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1801 - 818 páginas
...derived from equal quantities of rice and wheat is, in a very great proportion, in favour of the former; the quality of this fpecies of grain is undoubtedly...probably bring into Great Britain all that can be ipared from every part of America; and confiderable fupplies may be expected from our Eail-India poflëffions,... | |
 | 1801 - 762 páginas
...equivalent (o the importation ceptable; the encouragement now of at leaft two hundred and fifty lidd out to the importation of it will probably bring into Great Britain all that can be fpared from every thoufmd quarters of barley. In Scotland, it is ftateil as likely to be productive of a favi;:g of liie... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1819 - 812 páginas
...and of wheat, is, in a very great proportion, in favour of the former : the quality of this species of grain is undoubtedly excellent ; and wherever it...probably bring into Great Britain all that can be spared from every part of America ; and considerable supplies may be expected from our East India possessions,... | |
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... of grain is undoubtedly excellent; and wherever it has been introduced it appears to have been highly acceptable; the encouragement now held out to the importation of it, will probably bring into Great Britain all that can be fpared from every part... 