Blackwood's Magazine, 69. ciltW. Blackwood., 1851 |
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... human exertion , no efforts of human patriotism , can sustain the national fortunes for any length of time , or diffuse general and enduring prosperity among the people , if the existing medium of exchange is below what their numbers ...
... human exertion , no efforts of human patriotism , can sustain the national fortunes for any length of time , or diffuse general and enduring prosperity among the people , if the existing medium of exchange is below what their numbers ...
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... human affairs . When a nation has performed its mission , and is to make room for other actors on the great stage of the world , if its power has rendered conquest by a foreign enemy impossible , a contrac- tion of its domestic currency ...
... human affairs . When a nation has performed its mission , and is to make room for other actors on the great stage of the world , if its power has rendered conquest by a foreign enemy impossible , a contrac- tion of its domestic currency ...
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... human activity , and placed these mighty instruments in the hands of men , she was not un- mindful of the extended field for industry which their enlarged numbers and increased energies would require . The plain of the Mississippi , the ...
... human activity , and placed these mighty instruments in the hands of men , she was not un- mindful of the extended field for industry which their enlarged numbers and increased energies would require . The plain of the Mississippi , the ...
Sayfa 6
... of the existing circu- lating medium for the enlarged wants and numbers of men . The evil seemed to be beyond the reach of human remedy ; for in the only country in which a 6 [ Jan. The Currency Extension Act of Nature .
... of the existing circu- lating medium for the enlarged wants and numbers of men . The evil seemed to be beyond the reach of human remedy ; for in the only country in which a 6 [ Jan. The Currency Extension Act of Nature .
Sayfa 7
... human selfishness or folly were alle- viated , and the destinies of the world were changed ! It is a striking proof how much the fortunes of men are in their own hands , and how vain are the choicest gifts of nature if not seconded by ...
... human selfishness or folly were alle- viated , and the destinies of the world were changed ! It is a striking proof how much the fortunes of men are in their own hands , and how vain are the choicest gifts of nature if not seconded by ...
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