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Page 143
Nor are the advantages of steam power confined to the greater velocity attained , or to its greater cheapness than horse draught . In the latter , danger is increased , in as large a proportion as expense , by greater speed .
Nor are the advantages of steam power confined to the greater velocity attained , or to its greater cheapness than horse draught . In the latter , danger is increased , in as large a proportion as expense , by greater speed .
Page 184
The value of these materials to the future historians of France will be incalculable ; but the greater part of that value is to be attributed to the generous and sagacious protection afforded by the government , and to the prudent and ...
The value of these materials to the future historians of France will be incalculable ; but the greater part of that value is to be attributed to the generous and sagacious protection afforded by the government , and to the prudent and ...
Page 316
That the wages of the men employed have been reduced in a greater degree than in the other departments of the trade , is true ; but they have not fallen to the same extent that the prices of beef , bread , and other im- portant articles ...
That the wages of the men employed have been reduced in a greater degree than in the other departments of the trade , is true ; but they have not fallen to the same extent that the prices of beef , bread , and other im- portant articles ...
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The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan or the Central | 73 |
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