The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 28Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1967 |
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... nearly $ 4,000,000 surplus , instead of a deficit of $ 5,828,121 , as estimated by him for July , 1850 . Our own estimate , based upon the same principles as those of Mr. Walker , reached nearly the same result , except in relation to ...
... nearly $ 4,000,000 surplus , instead of a deficit of $ 5,828,121 , as estimated by him for July , 1850 . Our own estimate , based upon the same principles as those of Mr. Walker , reached nearly the same result , except in relation to ...
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... nearly pay for imports ; why is he not content to let them , without fearing that they will not ? He is like the man who spent his life in daily dread lest when the sun went down he should never come up again . When the government ...
... nearly pay for imports ; why is he not content to let them , without fearing that they will not ? He is like the man who spent his life in daily dread lest when the sun went down he should never come up again . When the government ...
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... nearly equally among the resi- dent families , an enlarged market for their produce imparts an extraordinary stimulus to their industry and wealth . The census reports 187,618 families , and 186,182 houses . Thus , nearly every family ...
... nearly equally among the resi- dent families , an enlarged market for their produce imparts an extraordinary stimulus to their industry and wealth . The census reports 187,618 families , and 186,182 houses . Thus , nearly every family ...
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JANUARY 1851 | 3 |
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE AMERICAN UNION | 15 |
II THE TREASURY | 24 |
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