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... ministers . If an absolute reduc- tion of the amount of taxes could not be suffered , he should propose a limited pro- perty tax of two per cent , by which three millions might be raised ; other taxes to an equal amount being repealed ...
... ministers . If an absolute reduc- tion of the amount of taxes could not be suffered , he should propose a limited pro- perty tax of two per cent , by which three millions might be raised ; other taxes to an equal amount being repealed ...
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... ministers , now place , he in truth knew but little about it ; turned their backs upon them , and were and in the next , a subject really so scienti- for withdrawing the means by which the fic as in itself it was , was not the best ...
... ministers , now place , he in truth knew but little about it ; turned their backs upon them , and were and in the next , a subject really so scienti- for withdrawing the means by which the fic as in itself it was , was not the best ...
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... ministers to adopt measures of eco- they were bound to know , that some other nomy and retrenchment , which they provision had been made by the the chan- never would adopt , if the House left them cellor of the exchequer before they the ...
... ministers to adopt measures of eco- they were bound to know , that some other nomy and retrenchment , which they provision had been made by the the chan- never would adopt , if the House left them cellor of the exchequer before they the ...
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... ministers of relief , and greatly preferable to this to step in , and , either by reducing the measure was , a rigid system of economy . establishment , or by some direct relief , The more he reflected on this part of the change this ...
... ministers of relief , and greatly preferable to this to step in , and , either by reducing the measure was , a rigid system of economy . establishment , or by some direct relief , The more he reflected on this part of the change this ...
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... ministers acted upon such a system in order that they might continue to swim quietly down the stream of power , and refrain from changing it from a fear of losing their places . This he denied to have been the case ; for , right or ...
... ministers acted upon such a system in order that they might continue to swim quietly down the stream of power , and refrain from changing it from a fear of losing their places . This he denied to have been the case ; for , right or ...
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