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If we taxed wheat which he held up and did not use, we should by that tax force
him to sell at a lower price and benefit industry. Suppose Rothschild buried all his
capital in the world— machinery and raw material—in his back garden, ...
If we taxed wheat which he held up and did not use, we should by that tax force
him to sell at a lower price and benefit industry. Suppose Rothschild buried all his
capital in the world— machinery and raw material—in his back garden, ...
Page 723
In South Africa we dissipated our force and were too weak everywhere, with the
result that everywhere we were defeated in the initial stage. At home the heads of
the British Navy are embarking upon the same perilous policy, and they are ...
In South Africa we dissipated our force and were too weak everywhere, with the
result that everywhere we were defeated in the initial stage. At home the heads of
the British Navy are embarking upon the same perilous policy, and they are ...
Page 964
... should there be differences with England over Holland, South America, or
some Mediterranean country, would be enough to unsettle the native mind and to
require a vastly greater white garrison if England is to keep India by force alone.
... should there be differences with England over Holland, South America, or
some Mediterranean country, would be enough to unsettle the native mind and to
require a vastly greater white garrison if England is to keep India by force alone.
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