Category: History - American
Our Colonies in NORTH AMERICA appear to be now determined to risk and suffer every thing, under the persuasion, that GREAT BRITAIN is attempting to rob them of that Liberty to which every member of society, and all civil communities, have a natural and unalienable title. The q...
For FIVE YEARS ended at 1710 5.321,717 6.713,246 1.391,529 or 10/48 of the exports. at 1715 5.304,343 7.401,946 2.097,603 or 10/35 of the exports. at 1725 6.628,279 9.663,527 3....
3. PART II.In the foregoing disquisitions, I have, from one leading principle, deduced a number of consequences, that seem to me incapable of being disputed. I have meant that they should...
8. PART II.It is well known, that the great minister who presides over our finances, took occasion, at opening the Budget in April last, to enter into a particular account of the state of...
7. PART I.There is no difficulty in answering the first of these questions.—To be FREE, is “to be able to act or to forbear acting, as we think best;” or “to be masters of our own resolut...
2. PART II.Our Colonies in NORTH AMERICA appear to be now determined to risk and suffer every thing, under the persuasion, that GREAT BRITAIN is attempting to rob them of that Liberty to w...
6. PART III.1. OBSERVATIONS on REVERSIONARY PAYMENTS; on Schemes for providing Annuities for Widows, and Persons in Old Age; on the Method of calculating the Values of Assurances on Lives;...
5. PART II.4. PART I.1. PART I.