EssaysH. Milford, 1921 - Всего страниц: 169 |
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... USURY MANY have made witty invectives against usury . They say that it is a pity the devil should have God's part , which is the tithe ; that the usurer is the greatest Sabbath - breaker , because his plough goeth every Sunday ; that ...
... USURY MANY have made witty invectives against usury . They say that it is a pity the devil should have God's part , which is the tithe ; that the usurer is the greatest Sabbath - breaker , because his plough goeth every Sunday ; that ...
Стр. 117
... usury , at a higher rate , and let it be with the cautions following : let the rate be , even with the merchant himself , somewhat more easy than that he used formerly to pay ; for by ... usury , which before was in some places but USURY 117.
... usury , at a higher rate , and let it be with the cautions following : let the rate be , even with the merchant himself , somewhat more easy than that he used formerly to pay ; for by ... usury , which before was in some places but USURY 117.
Стр. 118
Francis Bacon. authorize usury , which before was in some places but permissive ; the answer is , that it is better to mitigate usury by declaration , than to suffer it to rage by connivance . XLII . OF YOUTH AND AGE A MAN that is young ...
Francis Bacon. authorize usury , which before was in some places but permissive ; the answer is , that it is better to mitigate usury by declaration , than to suffer it to rage by connivance . XLII . OF YOUTH AND AGE A MAN that is young ...
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