The National Review, Volume 43, Issue 1W.H. Allen, 1904 |
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Page 37
... Britain and Ireland suddenly decided to call himself " King of Wales , " and demanded that his subjects should henceforth be considered Welshmen . Such a pretension would hardly do in England , and its equivalent has never succeeded in ...
... Britain and Ireland suddenly decided to call himself " King of Wales , " and demanded that his subjects should henceforth be considered Welshmen . Such a pretension would hardly do in England , and its equivalent has never succeeded in ...
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... Britain except that of first - must be met by an increase in taxation , and that increase in taxation must lead in any case to some modification of the present fiscal system . The basis of taxation is too narrow and must be broadened ...
... Britain except that of first - must be met by an increase in taxation , and that increase in taxation must lead in any case to some modification of the present fiscal system . The basis of taxation is too narrow and must be broadened ...
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... Britain I believe that time has already come . The possibility of a surplus population , destitute and unemployed , had occurred to the mind of the orthodox scientific Free Trader , and he did not shrink from a logical solution ...
... Britain I believe that time has already come . The possibility of a surplus population , destitute and unemployed , had occurred to the mind of the orthodox scientific Free Trader , and he did not shrink from a logical solution ...
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... Britain , and do not compete with its trade . He might have paused in his rectitude to remember that after all tea is a British industry , practically dependent on British capital and enterprise . For purposes of revenue the Free Trader ...
... Britain , and do not compete with its trade . He might have paused in his rectitude to remember that after all tea is a British industry , practically dependent on British capital and enterprise . For purposes of revenue the Free Trader ...
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... Britain 7 10 6 7 8 7 7 6 4 6701 6 4 10 58 3 5 51 4 8 8 4 2 52 The only country , therefore , which allows free imports stands at the bottom of the list . Free Traders derive comfort from comparing the lot of our working classes with ...
... Britain 7 10 6 7 8 7 7 6 4 6701 6 4 10 58 3 5 51 4 8 8 4 2 52 The only country , therefore , which allows free imports stands at the bottom of the list . Free Traders derive comfort from comparing the lot of our working classes with ...
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