The Works of John Locke, Volume 5J. Johnson, 1801 |
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... follow will have little restraint , especially if the crime be hard to be proved : all which , I suppose , will happen in this case , where ways will be found out to receive mo- ney upon other pretences than for use , to evade the rule ...
... follow will have little restraint , especially if the crime be hard to be proved : all which , I suppose , will happen in this case , where ways will be found out to receive mo- ney upon other pretences than for use , to evade the rule ...
Page 18
... follows , that the hundred thousand pounds per ann . wherein we over - balance them in trade , must be paid us in money ; and so , at the ten years end , their million of money , ( though their law make it death to export it ) will be ...
... follows , that the hundred thousand pounds per ann . wherein we over - balance them in trade , must be paid us in money ; and so , at the ten years end , their million of money , ( though their law make it death to export it ) will be ...
Page 23
... follow within a short time after . This shows the necessity of some proportion of money to trade : but what proportion that is , is hard to deter- mine ; because it depends not barely on the quantity of money , but the quickness of its ...
... follow within a short time after . This shows the necessity of some proportion of money to trade : but what proportion that is , is hard to deter- mine ; because it depends not barely on the quantity of money , but the quickness of its ...
Page 27
... follow this double benefit ; first , that a great deal less money would serve for the trade of a country ; and , secondly , that less of the money would lie still ; the contrary whereof must needs happen , where growing debts are to be ...
... follow this double benefit ; first , that a great deal less money would serve for the trade of a country ; and , secondly , that less of the money would lie still ; the contrary whereof must needs happen , where growing debts are to be ...
Page 37
... follows , that borrowing money upon use is not only , by the necessity of affairs , and the constitution of human society , unavoidable to some men ; but that also to receive profit from the loan of money , is as equitable and lawful ...
... follows , that borrowing money upon use is not only , by the necessity of affairs , and the constitution of human society , unavoidable to some men ; but that also to receive profit from the loan of money , is as equitable and lawful ...
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