Readings in the Economic and Social History of the United States, Volumen1Felix Flügel, Harold Underwood Faulkner Harper & Brothers, 1929 - 978 páginas |
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... kind of money , as the kind of commodities best adapted to a foreign market . It seems , however , most probable , that the chief , if not the sole effect of such a regulation would be to diminish the utility of one of the metals . It ...
... kind of money , as the kind of commodities best adapted to a foreign market . It seems , however , most probable , that the chief , if not the sole effect of such a regulation would be to diminish the utility of one of the metals . It ...
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... kind of lottery , feels little solicitude about the event ; but the aggre- gate of property involved is very important , and the loss is a serious injury to the state . The government might then exercise a kind of negative prohibition ...
... kind of lottery , feels little solicitude about the event ; but the aggre- gate of property involved is very important , and the loss is a serious injury to the state . The government might then exercise a kind of negative prohibition ...
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... kind , that is almost exclusively employed . For instance , boots , shoes , hats , saddlery , & c . & c . ; —in these and many other articles , machinery cannot be used , and the work is almost wholly performed by men . It is not the ...
... kind , that is almost exclusively employed . For instance , boots , shoes , hats , saddlery , & c . & c . ; —in these and many other articles , machinery cannot be used , and the work is almost wholly performed by men . It is not the ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
Difficulties encountered in the Conduct of the | 9 |
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