| 1840 - Страниц: 832
...knowledge of the rents to themselves. It will be easily imagined, that much of the current wealth •topped in its way to the public treasury. It is rather foreign from the purpose of this exposition, but loci ap posite not to be remarked, that it was fortunate euch a sy.-tem did prevail, since the embezzlements,... | |
| William Wilson Hunter - 1868 - Страниц: 500
...Officers of the Government, and confine the knowledge of the Rents to themselves. It will easily be imagined that much of the Current Wealth stopped in...Circulation, while a great part of the Wealth received by the Government was expended in the Country, and but a small superfluity remained for remittances to... | |
| Arthur Phillips - 1876 - Страниц: 544
...collection, to perplex the officers of Government, and confine the knowledge of the rents to themselves. It will be easily imagined that much of the current...wealth stopped in its way to the public treasury. " To the original defects in the constitution of these provinces were added the unequal and unsettled... | |
| Sir George Forrest - 1910 - Страниц: 372
...Officers of the Government, and confine the knowledge of the Bents to themselves. It will easily be imagined that much of the Current Wealth stopped in...Circulation, while a great part of the Wealth received by the Government was expended in the Country, and but a small superfluity remained for remittances to... | |
| Ramsay Muir - 1915 - Страниц: 440
...Officers of the Government, and confine the knowledge of the Rents to themselves. It will easily be imagined that much of the Current Wealth stopped in its way to the public Treasury. . . . To the original Defects inherent in the Constitution of these Provinces, were added the unequal... | |
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