 | William Minton - 1879 - 192 páginas
...power, we cannot wonder that we see the wisest Princes and States anxious and concerned for the increase of the commerce and trade of their subjects, and of...own people ; especially of such as keep the money of their dominions at home ; and on the contrary, for prohibiting the importation from abroad of such... | |
 | William Minto - 1879 - 214 páginas
...power, we cannot wonder that we see the wisest Princes and States anxious and concerned for the increase of the commerce and trade of their subjects, and of...country ; anxious to propagate the sale of such goods as arc the manufacture of their own subjects, and that employs their own people ; especially of such as... | |
 | 1880 - 556 páginas
...published in 1728 : — " Seeing trade then ia the fand of wealth and power, we cannot wonder lhat we see the wisest Princes and States anxious and concerned for the increase of the commerce and trade of their subjects, and of the growth of the conntry ; anxious to... | |
 | 1883 - 836 páginas
...appear from the following extract from his Plan of the English Commerce, published in 1728 : — " Seeing trade then is the fund of wealth and power,...wisest Princes and States anxious and concerned for the increase of the commerce and trade of their subjects, and of the growth of the country ; anxious to... | |
 | James Baldwin - 1883 - 612 páginas
...— A Plan of the English Commerce* — will sufficiently illustrate his ordinary style of argument: Seeing trade, then, is the fund of wealth and power,...that we see the wisest Princes and States anxious and toncerned for the increase of the commerce and trade of their subjects, and of the growth of the country;... | |
 | John Morley - 1894 - 468 páginas
...appear from the following extract from his Plan of the English Commerce, published in 1728 : — " Seeing trade then is the fund of wealth and power,...wisest Princes and States anxious and concerned for the increase of the commerce and trade of their subjects, and of the growth of the country ; anxious to... | |
 | William Minto - 1900 - 188 páginas
...power, we cannot wonder that we see the wisest Princes and States anxious and concerned for the increase of the commerce and trade of their subjects, and of...manufacture of their own subjects, and that employs tiieir own people; especially of such as keep the money of their dominions at home; and on the contrary,... | |
 | Stanley Peerman Hutton - 1907 - 532 páginas
...depend as one of the foremost maritime ports of the empire. Defoe has rightly said : " Seeing that trade is the fund of wealth and power, we cannot wonder...wisest princes and states anxious and concerned for the increase of the commerce and trade of their subjects and of the growth of the country." In no city... | |
 | Walton Hale Hamilton - 1916 - 914 páginas
...money, and can hire other people to fight for them, become as formidable as any of their neighbors. Seeing trade then is the fund of wealth and power,...wisest princes and states anxious and concerned for the increase of the commerce and trade of their subjects, «and of the growth of the country, anxious to... | |
 | Daniel Defoe - 1927 - 308 páginas
...and so it may be truly said of Trade, that it makes Princes powerful, Nations valiant, and the mosl: effeminate People that can't fight for themselves,...for the Encrease of the Commerce and Trade of their Subj ects, and of the Growth of the Country; anxious to propagate the Sale of such Goods as are the... | |
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Encrease of the Commerce and Trade of their Subjects, and of the Growth of the Country; anxious to propagate the Sale of such Goods as are the Manufacture of their own Subjects, and that employs their own People ; especially, of such as keep the Money... 
