An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, Volume 4J.J. Tourneisen and J.L. Legrand, 1791 |
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... province , or to that of fome great lord to whom the intendant finds it conve- nient to make his court . A great bridge cannot be thrown over a river at a place where nobody paffes , or merely to embellifh the view from the windows of a ...
... province , or to that of fome great lord to whom the intendant finds it conve- nient to make his court . A great bridge cannot be thrown over a river at a place where nobody paffes , or merely to embellifh the view from the windows of a ...
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... province upwards of thirteen millions of livres , which ( at twenty - eight livres the mark of filver , the value of French money in the end of the laft century ) amounted to upwards of nine hundred thousand pounds fterling . When that ...
... province upwards of thirteen millions of livres , which ( at twenty - eight livres the mark of filver , the value of French money in the end of the laft century ) amounted to upwards of nine hundred thousand pounds fterling . When that ...
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... province or generality , are entire- ly under the management of the intendant ; an officer who is appointed and ... provinces are even a good deal superior to the greater part of the turnpike roads of England . But what we call the ...
... province or generality , are entire- ly under the management of the intendant ; an officer who is appointed and ... provinces are even a good deal superior to the greater part of the turnpike roads of England . But what we call the ...
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... province , those objects , it is faid , are conftantly recommended to him , and the judgment which the court forms of his conduct is very much regulated by the attention which he appears to have paid to this part of his inftructions ...
... province , those objects , it is faid , are conftantly recommended to him , and the judgment which the court forms of his conduct is very much regulated by the attention which he appears to have paid to this part of his inftructions ...
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... province ; or , perhaps , in fome minister of state ; it is not indeed in this cafe very likely that he will be fuffered to neglect his duty altogether . All that fuch fuperiors , however , can force him to do , is to attend upon his ...
... province ; or , perhaps , in fome minister of state ; it is not indeed in this cafe very likely that he will be fuffered to neglect his duty altogether . All that fuch fuperiors , however , can force him to do , is to attend upon his ...
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