The Making of American Democracy: 1492-1865Ray Allen Billington Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962 |
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... interest of the producer ought to be attended to , only so far as it may be necessary for promoting that of the consumer . The maxim is so perfectly self- evident , that it would be absurd to attempt to prove it . But in the mercantile ...
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... interest , a mercantile interest , a moneyed interest , with many lesser interests , grow up of necessity in civilized nations , and divide them into different classes , actu- ated by different sentiments and views . The regulation of ...
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... interest thereon from the first day of the previous July . It does not appear that in any instance he asked any of these persons to pay a higher price than the par value and interest , nor that Mr. Ames used any special effort or ...
... interest thereon from the first day of the previous July . It does not appear that in any instance he asked any of these persons to pay a higher price than the par value and interest , nor that Mr. Ames used any special effort or ...
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