 | George Chalmers - 1794 - 482 str.
...population, which cannot be reftored from the Jhrivelled mufdes and dried bones of a ftarmng feafantry : and that this general poverty operating, peculiarly...has happened, in our former wars, will again happen, durV ing the prefent war, in a greater, or a lefs, degree ; that we lhall certainly lofe fome of our... | |
 | 1794 - 766 str.
...acldrefs being to maintain, which he does mod firmly, again ft the dcfponding whinings of Jafper, " That what has happened in our former wars will again...prefent war, in a greater or a lefs degree. That we mail certainly lole fome of our external commerce, while we (hall probably gain the amount of our loflcs... | |
 | 1794 - 766 str.
...addrefs being to maintain, which he does moft firmly, againft the defponding winnings of Jafper, " That what has happened in our former wars will again...prefent war, in a greater or a lefs degree. That we fhall certainly lofe fome of our external commerce, while we fliall probably gain the amount of our... | |
 | William Robert Scott - 1917 - 144 str.
...and confirmed after the event by Tooke. The first wrote in 1794 after the outbreak of hostilities " I engage to maintain that what has happened in our former wars will again happen in the present war in a greater or less degree; that we shall lose some of our external commerce, while... | |
 | William Robert Scott - 1918 - 144 str.
...and confirmed after the event by Tooke. The first wrote in 1794 after the outbreak of hostilities " I engage to maintain that what has happened in our former wars will again happen in the present war in a greater or less degree ; that we shall lose some of our external commerce,... | |
 | 144 str.
...and confirmed after the event by Tooke. The first wrote in 1794 after the outbreak of hostilities " I engage to maintain that what has happened in our former wars will again happen in the present war in a greater or less degree ; that we shall lose some of our external commerce,... | |
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... restraints that clogged their activities. This is a psychological basis upon which to build and it is confirmed by past experience. The revivifying effect of the Napoleonic wars was anticipated by Chalmers and confirmed after the event by Tooke. The... 