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This glory belongs to these happy moments of peace and tranquility , which give the mind leisure to yield to that ardour which ani mates , to that fire which remains at rest , during tempestuous times ; though these have often excited ...
This glory belongs to these happy moments of peace and tranquility , which give the mind leisure to yield to that ardour which ani mates , to that fire which remains at rest , during tempestuous times ; though these have often excited ...
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This I fhall briefly give in the following pages . By the term balance of trade is meant the proportion in value , that the quantity of goods exported from a country bears to that imported into it , from another country It is only in ...
This I fhall briefly give in the following pages . By the term balance of trade is meant the proportion in value , that the quantity of goods exported from a country bears to that imported into it , from another country It is only in ...
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The particular views of one reign , or a series of reigns , in promoting , or abolishing a certain form of government , the consequences of civil and religious revolutions , and other momentuous incidents which give rise to a train of ...
The particular views of one reign , or a series of reigns , in promoting , or abolishing a certain form of government , the consequences of civil and religious revolutions , and other momentuous incidents which give rise to a train of ...
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