The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... hands , and put into another's . The application only , and not the poffeffion , makes thofe outward things honourable . The vulgar and men of fenfe agree in admiring men for having what they themselves would rather be pof- feffed of ...
... hands , and put into another's . The application only , and not the poffeffion , makes thofe outward things honourable . The vulgar and men of fenfe agree in admiring men for having what they themselves would rather be pof- feffed of ...
Strana 245
... hands ; and then the public " ought only to be taxed to make good the deficiency . " If this rule was ftrictly obferved , we should fee every " where fuch a multitude of new labourers , as would " in all probability reduce the prices of ...
... hands ; and then the public " ought only to be taxed to make good the deficiency . " If this rule was ftrictly obferved , we should fee every " where fuch a multitude of new labourers , as would " in all probability reduce the prices of ...
Strana 246
... hands would be ftill employed and as well paid . The fame rule will hold in the clothing , the thip ping , and all other trades whatsoever . And thus an addition of hands to our manufactures will only re- duce the price of them ; the ...
... hands would be ftill employed and as well paid . The fame rule will hold in the clothing , the thip ping , and all other trades whatsoever . And thus an addition of hands to our manufactures will only re- duce the price of them ; the ...
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