 | Robert Charles Winthrop - 1869 - 508 sivua
...price. Corn would buy nothing : a cow which cost last year £20 might now be bought for 4 or £5, etc., and many gone out of the country, so as no man could...people on work to provide fish, clapboards, plank, etc., and to sow hemp and flax (which prospered vejy well) and to look out to the West Indies for a... | |
 | james r - 1873 - 520 sivua
...Corn would buy nothing. A cow which cost last year £20, might now be bought for £4 or £5, etc., and many gone out of the country, so as no man could...which occasioned many there to speak evil of us." The simple truth was, that the ideas and methods of administration alike for Church and State, under... | |
 | Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge - 1873 - 512 sivua
...Corn would buy nothing. A cow which cost last year £20, might now be bought for £4 or £ 5, etc., and many gone out of the country, so as no man could...which occasioned many there to speak evil of us." The simple truth was, that the ideas and methods of administration alike for Church and State, under... | |
 | William Samuel Pattee - 1879 - 716 sivua
...cost twenty pounds might now be bought for four or five, and many are going out of the country, so no man could pay his debts, nor the merchants make return into England for their commodities, which caused many of them to speak evil of us." This change was brought about by the great reform in State... | |
 | William Babcock Weeden - 1890 - 472 sivua
...Corn would buy nothing : a cow which cost last year £20 might now be bought for £4 or £5, etc., and many gone out of the country, so as no man could...people on work to provide fish, clapboards, plank, etc., and to sow hemp and flax (which prospered very well), and to look out to the West Indies for... | |
 | William Babcock Weeden - 1891 - 490 sivua
...Corn would buy nothing : a cow which cost last year £20 might now be bought for £4 or £5, etc., and many gone out of the country, so as no man could...set our people on work to provide fish, clapboards, plank,/etc., and to sow hemp and flax (which prospered verv £ell), and to look out to the West Indies... | |
 | John Winthrop - 1908 - 424 sivua
...price. Corn would buy nothing: a cow which cost last year £20 might now be bought for 4 or £5, etc., and many gone out of the country, so as no man could...people on work to provide fish, clapboards, plank, etc., and to sow hemp and flax (which prospered very well) and to look out to the West Indies for a... | |
 | Julian Alvin Carroll Chandler - 1924 - 424 sivua
...would buy nothing; a cow which cost last year 20 pounds might now be bought for 4 or 5 pounds. . . . These straits set our people on work to provide fish, clapboards, plank, etc., . . . and to look out to the West Indies for a trade. . . ." Materials and teachers for a maritime... | |
 | 1924 - 486 sivua
...would buy nothing; a cow which cost last year 20 pounds might now be bought for 4 or 5 pounds .... These straits set our people on work to provide fish, clapboards, plank, etc., . . . and to look out la the West Indies for a trade . . . ." "Materials and teachers for a maritime... | |
 | Stephen Innes - 1995 - 432 sivua
...price. Corn would buy nothing; a cow which cost last year £20 might now be bought for 4 or £5, etc., and many gone out of the country, so as no man could...commodities, which occasioned many there to speak evil of us."66 Everywhere commodity prices collapsed. Wheat fell from 7 shillings per bushel in May to 4 shillings... | |
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These straits set our people on work to provide fish, clapboards, plank, etc., and to sow hemp and flax (which prospered very well) and to look out to the West Indies for a trade for cotton. 
