 | Arthur Young - Agriculture - 1889 - 472 pages
...Orchies (Ibid.). 6 Lille (Ibid.). true monopolizing ideas ; they would involve four-andtwenty millions of people in the certain miseries of a war, rather than...interest of those who make them. The advantages reaped by four-and-twenty millions of consumers are lighter than a feather compared with the inconveniences sustained... | |
 | Arthur Young - Agriculture - 1892 - 452 pages
...Bouchain (Nurd). 4 (Nord.) true monopolizing ideas ; they would involve four-andtwenty millions of people in the certain miseries of a war, rather than...those who consume fabrics, preferred to the interest ofTEose who mate them. The advantages reaped by four-and-twenty millions of consumers are lighter than... | |
 | Arthur Young - Agriculture - 1906 - 690 pages
...(Ibid.). • Lille (Ibid.). true monopolizing ideas ; they would involve four-andtwenty millions of people in the certain miseries of a war, rather than...interest of those who make them. The advantages reaped by four-and-twenty millions of consumers are lighter than a feather compared with the inconveniences sustained... | |
 | Arthur Young - Agriculture - 1909 - 476 pages
...« Lille (Ibid.). true monopolizing ideas ; they would involve four-andfwenty millions of -people-in the certain miseries of a war, rather than see the...interest of those who make them. The advantages reaped by four-and-twenty millions of consumers are lighter than a feather compared with the inconveniences sustained... | |
 | Arthur Young - Agriculture - 1915 - 398 pages
...experienced. These people have the true monopolising ideas; they would involve four-and-twenty millions of people in the certain miseries of a war rather than...interest of those who make them. The advantages reaped by four-and-twenty millions of consumers are lighter than a feather compared with the inconveniences sustained... | |
 | Richard Stone - Business & Economics - 1997 - 526 pages
...monopolizing ideas; they would involve four-and-twenty millions of people in the certain miseries of war, rather than see the interest of those who consume...interest of those who make them. The advantages reaped by four-and-twenty millions of consumers are supposed to be lighter than a feather, compared with the... | |
 | Robert Gibson - History - 2004 - 336 pages
...origin of all this violence is the commercial treaty . . . they would involve four and twenty million of people in the certain miseries of a war, rather than...preferred to the interest of those who make them.' This was by no means the only portent. While the Commercial Treaty was being negotiated, Vergennes... | |
 | Arthur Young - Agriculture - 1929 - 496 pages
...experienced. These people have the true monopolizing ideas; they would involve four and twenty millions of people in the certain miseries of a war, rather than...inconveniences sustained by half a million of manufacturers. Meet many small carts in the town, drawn each by a dog. I was told by the owner of one, what appears... | |
 | 1904 - 314 pages
...people," says he, " have the true monopolising ideas : they would involve four-and-twenty millions of people in the certain miseries of a war rather than...interest of those who make them. The advantages reaped by four-and-twenty millions of consumers are lighter than a feather, compared with the inconveniences... | |
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These people have the true monopolising ideas; they would involve four-and-twenty millions of people in the certain miseries of a war rather than see the interest of those who consume fabrics preferred to the interest of those who make them. The advantages... 