The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803: From which Last-mentioned Epoch it is Continued Downwards in the Work Entitled "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates.", Band 12Johnson Reprint, 1812 |
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... interest the interest of the na tion . With regard , Sir , to the practice of in- suring , interest or no interest , ' as the term is , when an imaginary value is put upon the ship or cargo , often much above its real worth , it cannot ...
... interest the interest of the na tion . With regard , Sir , to the practice of in- suring , interest or no interest , ' as the term is , when an imaginary value is put upon the ship or cargo , often much above its real worth , it cannot ...
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... interest , I hope I have not been misled . per- The merchants , Sir , to whom it has been my fortune to apply , have generally concurred in the opinion that the present practice of insuring , is prejudicial to our commerce , nor have I ...
... interest , I hope I have not been misled . per- The merchants , Sir , to whom it has been my fortune to apply , have generally concurred in the opinion that the present practice of insuring , is prejudicial to our commerce , nor have I ...
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... interest , | must inevitably prevail , if it be not de- we should be obliged frequently to oppose feated by our own folly ; and surely a the schemes which private men , or sepa- more effectual method of defeating it , the rate ...
... interest , | must inevitably prevail , if it be not de- we should be obliged frequently to oppose feated by our own folly ; and surely a the schemes which private men , or sepa- more effectual method of defeating it , the rate ...
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... interest would excite ? And whether they do not raise clamours against the government for their ill success , to avoid the suspicion of negligence or fraud . That other frauds are committed in the practice of insuring , is well known to ...
... interest would excite ? And whether they do not raise clamours against the government for their ill success , to avoid the suspicion of negligence or fraud . That other frauds are committed in the practice of insuring , is well known to ...
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... interest , | must inevitably prevail , if it be not de- we should be obliged frequently to oppose feated by our own folly ; and surely a the schemes which private men , or sepa- more effectual method of defeating it , the rate ...
... interest , | must inevitably prevail , if it be not de- we should be obliged frequently to oppose feated by our own folly ; and surely a the schemes which private men , or sepa- more effectual method of defeating it , the rate ...
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