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... into writing above twelve months since ; as those other , concerning interest , a
great deal above so many years : I put them now again into your hands , with a
liberty ( since you will have it so ) to communicate them farther , as you please .
... into writing above twelve months since ; as those other , concerning interest , a
great deal above so many years : I put them now again into your hands , with a
liberty ( since you will have it so ) to communicate them farther , as you please .
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had with merchants in other countries , I find that they think , in those parts , they
take a great liberty in their custom - house oaths , to that degree , that I remember
I was once told , in a trading town beyond sea , of a master of a vessel , there ...
had with merchants in other countries , I find that they think , in those parts , they
take a great liberty in their custom - house oaths , to that degree , that I remember
I was once told , in a trading town beyond sea , of a master of a vessel , there ...
Page 113
Answ . A very good argument ! the clippers have robbed the public of a good part
of their money ( which men will , some time or other , find in the payments they
receive ) and it is desired the mint may have a liberty to be beforehand with those
...
Answ . A very good argument ! the clippers have robbed the public of a good part
of their money ( which men will , some time or other , find in the payments they
receive ) and it is desired the mint may have a liberty to be beforehand with those
...
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... I take the liberty to say , is so far from being true , that I affirm it is impossible to
be so . For which I shall only give this short reason , viz . because the stamp
neither does nor can take away any of the intrinsic value of the silver ; and
therefore ...
... I take the liberty to say , is so far from being true , that I affirm it is impossible to
be so . For which I shall only give this short reason , viz . because the stamp
neither does nor can take away any of the intrinsic value of the silver ; and
therefore ...
Page 128
The latter part of the section , about raising the value of land , I take the liberty to
say is a mistake ; which , though a sufficient reply to an assertion without proof ,
yet I shall not so far imitate this author as barely to say things : and therefore , I ...
The latter part of the section , about raising the value of land , I take the liberty to
say is a mistake ; which , though a sufficient reply to an assertion without proof ,
yet I shall not so far imitate this author as barely to say things : and therefore , I ...
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, Volume 5 The Works of John Locke, John Locke |
| Author | John Locke |
| Publisher | Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 7 Apr 2006 |
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