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The present system of governing India, both abroad and at home, !s been found
adequate to the ob. (to both of war and of peace. In so far as that system shall
appear to be experimentally erroneous, it can be varied and improved by I
gulations ...
The present system of governing India, both abroad and at home, !s been found
adequate to the ob. (to both of war and of peace. In so far as that system shall
appear to be experimentally erroneous, it can be varied and improved by I
gulations ...
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the numerous taxes and oppresfive burthens already borne by the people of this
kingdom, and also the present high price of various necessary articles of life; and
if an unwise system of policy be pursued, it must inevitably increase those ...
the numerous taxes and oppresfive burthens already borne by the people of this
kingdom, and also the present high price of various necessary articles of life; and
if an unwise system of policy be pursued, it must inevitably increase those ...
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To explain their constitutional establishments, internal governments, and the
political system maintained by Great ... and reflections on the system of slavery
established in our colonies;- - To furnish a more comprehensive account than
has ...
To explain their constitutional establishments, internal governments, and the
political system maintained by Great ... and reflections on the system of slavery
established in our colonies;- - To furnish a more comprehensive account than
has ...
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