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... trade has become generally understood , and when the profits from it ought to be laid open to the public at large : that the East India trade has reached this point , and that the wealth of individual merchants would be profitably ...
... trade has become generally understood , and when the profits from it ought to be laid open to the public at large : that the East India trade has reached this point , and that the wealth of individual merchants would be profitably ...
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... trade would be profitable on the whole ; but if it should not yield the intereft on the capital , the trade is a lofing one . The homeward car- goes of the company , again , are forailhed partly by the revenues in India , partly by ...
... trade would be profitable on the whole ; but if it should not yield the intereft on the capital , the trade is a lofing one . The homeward car- goes of the company , again , are forailhed partly by the revenues in India , partly by ...
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... trade , has the power of doing it . It is admitted , that the old East India company might properly be termed Monopolifts : for they were under no parliamentary restrictions , and in the year 1684 , their trade was declared , upon a ...
... trade , has the power of doing it . It is admitted , that the old East India company might properly be termed Monopolifts : for they were under no parliamentary restrictions , and in the year 1684 , their trade was declared , upon a ...
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