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... laws ... The second effect , which the embargo laws have had on the aggressing belligerents , is to enhance [ the ] prices of all American produce , especially articles of the first necessity to them , to a considerable degree , and ...
... laws ... The second effect , which the embargo laws have had on the aggressing belligerents , is to enhance [ the ] prices of all American produce , especially articles of the first necessity to them , to a considerable degree , and ...
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... laws . It would be a reversion of the order of things . Not that a manufacturer of linen or woolen , or other stuffs ... laws for the commonwealth . Now , suppose that the making these laws requires a knowledge of commerce , of finance ...
... laws . It would be a reversion of the order of things . Not that a manufacturer of linen or woolen , or other stuffs ... laws for the commonwealth . Now , suppose that the making these laws requires a knowledge of commerce , of finance ...
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... laws , and undefended by a standing army of pettifoggers and sheriff's officers , lived very lovingly together , and were such a happy people , that they scarce make any figure throughout the whole Grecian history— for it is well known ...
... laws , and undefended by a standing army of pettifoggers and sheriff's officers , lived very lovingly together , and were such a happy people , that they scarce make any figure throughout the whole Grecian history— for it is well known ...
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Initiating the New Government | 23 |
Hamiltons Report on National Credit | 41 |
The Federalists Defense of the Bank of the United States | 59 |
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