Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Niteet 62–63Pub. for J. Hinton, 1778 |
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Sivu 137
... intereft would draw in a great number of thofe whole money , by the dangers and diffi- culties of trade , lay dead upon their hands ; and whoever were lenders to the govern- ment would by furet principle be obliged to support it ...
... intereft would draw in a great number of thofe whole money , by the dangers and diffi- culties of trade , lay dead upon their hands ; and whoever were lenders to the govern- ment would by furet principle be obliged to support it ...
Sivu 193
... intereft not exceed- ing three per cent ; which fum fo raised thould be applied towards redeeming the South - Sea annuit es ; and that fuch of the faid anquities as should be inclined to fub- Icribe their respective annuities fhould be ...
... intereft not exceed- ing three per cent ; which fum fo raised thould be applied towards redeeming the South - Sea annuit es ; and that fuch of the faid anquities as should be inclined to fub- Icribe their respective annuities fhould be ...
Sivu 301
... intereft with great in- duftry . To this purpose , a letter written by Mr. Lefley , a famous Nonjuring Cler- gyman , from Barleduc in Lorrain , the Pretender's refidence , to a Member of Par- liament in London , was openly handed about ...
... intereft with great in- duftry . To this purpose , a letter written by Mr. Lefley , a famous Nonjuring Cler- gyman , from Barleduc in Lorrain , the Pretender's refidence , to a Member of Par- liament in London , was openly handed about ...
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