How we are governed: or, The Crown, the senate and the bench. by Fonblanque and Holdsworth, revised to present date and enlarged by A.C. Ewald |
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... DEBT . pp . 50-56 Its Origin - The Funds - Funding System - Transfer of Stock -Price of Money — Reduction of Debt - Sinking Fund- Amount of Debt at various Periods of our History - Revenue --Exports and Imports - Balance of Trade LETTER ...
... DEBT . pp . 50-56 Its Origin - The Funds - Funding System - Transfer of Stock -Price of Money — Reduction of Debt - Sinking Fund- Amount of Debt at various Periods of our History - Revenue --Exports and Imports - Balance of Trade LETTER ...
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... Debt ; and another to the not less important subject of that Local Self - Government , through which so much is done in England that is elsewhere the work of a highly centralized ad- ministration . The Church , the Army , and the Navy ...
... Debt ; and another to the not less important subject of that Local Self - Government , through which so much is done in England that is elsewhere the work of a highly centralized ad- ministration . The Church , the Army , and the Navy ...
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... debt called the funds , and upon the unfunded debt . The origin and progress of the national debt is so important and inte- resting a subject , that I shall devote to it a future Letter . The next charge upon the Consolidated Fund ...
... debt called the funds , and upon the unfunded debt . The origin and progress of the national debt is so important and inte- resting a subject , that I shall devote to it a future Letter . The next charge upon the Consolidated Fund ...
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... debt . The House of Lords is the proper tribunal for trying persons im- peached by the House of Commons ; it also has the right of trying its own members when accused of treason or felony . To assist it in these duties , the judges and ...
... debt . The House of Lords is the proper tribunal for trying persons im- peached by the House of Commons ; it also has the right of trying its own members when accused of treason or felony . To assist it in these duties , the judges and ...
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... delivered commenting upon the proceedings of the session , the state of public affairs , and thanking the Commons for voting the supplies . LETTER VIII . THE NATIONAL DEBT . Its Origin - 56 PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT .
... delivered commenting upon the proceedings of the session , the state of public affairs , and thanking the Commons for voting the supplies . LETTER VIII . THE NATIONAL DEBT . Its Origin - 56 PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT .
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