The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... poor laws of England ; but declamation is to be here avoided . The following facts speak a forcible language . When the poors rate was first imposed by Elisabeth , it did not al- most any case amount to twopence in the pound of rent ...
... poor laws of England ; but declamation is to be here avoided . The following facts speak a forcible language . When the poors rate was first imposed by Elisabeth , it did not al- most any case amount to twopence in the pound of rent ...
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... poors rate was actually imposed , accor- ding to forms that some inattentive reasoners believed to be legal , to the ... poor country must undergo , should this ruinous system be incautiously admitted ; conscious , at the same time , of ...
... poors rate was actually imposed , accor- ding to forms that some inattentive reasoners believed to be legal , to the ... poor country must undergo , should this ruinous system be incautiously admitted ; conscious , at the same time , of ...
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... poor . To those who have been accustomed to the waste and extravagance which prevails wherever an invo- luntary poor's rate has been established , it will ap- pear altogether incredible that any saving could e- ver be made from the very ...
... poor . To those who have been accustomed to the waste and extravagance which prevails wherever an invo- luntary poor's rate has been established , it will ap- pear altogether incredible that any saving could e- ver be made from the very ...
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