A History of England from the Conclusion of the Great War in 1815, Volumen5Longmans, Green, 1890 |
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... decisions affected 750 out of the 1200 articles , or nearly two out of every three articles , enumerated in the tariff . So miserable was the effect of prohibitory duties that the policy only involved a loss of £ 270,000 a year . In ...
... decisions affected 750 out of the 1200 articles , or nearly two out of every three articles , enumerated in the tariff . So miserable was the effect of prohibitory duties that the policy only involved a loss of £ 270,000 a year . In ...
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... decisions necessarily affected his estimates for the expenditure of the ensuing year . The normal expenditure of the year was placed at £ 47,804,000 ; the exceptional expen- diture at £ 889,000 ; and the gross expenditure at The Budget ...
... decisions necessarily affected his estimates for the expenditure of the ensuing year . The normal expenditure of the year was placed at £ 47,804,000 ; the exceptional expen- diture at £ 889,000 ; and the gross expenditure at The Budget ...
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... decision is in ibid . , p . 1012 ; but the Con- servatives held a meeting at which they assured the Prime Minister of their general and united support , and Peel was thus enabled to secure the vote and go on . Martin's Lyndhurst , p ...
... decision is in ibid . , p . 1012 ; but the Con- servatives held a meeting at which they assured the Prime Minister of their general and united support , and Peel was thus enabled to secure the vote and go on . Martin's Lyndhurst , p ...
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... decision made it at once apparent that the whole of the income duty could not be spared . The revenue of the country , including the Chinese indemnity and the income - tax , could only be placed at £ 53,700,000 . The loss of the income ...
... decision made it at once apparent that the whole of the income duty could not be spared . The revenue of the country , including the Chinese indemnity and the income - tax , could only be placed at £ 53,700,000 . The loss of the income ...
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... decision which Miles had persuaded it to express on the sugar duties . Disraeli , in strong language , denounced the conduct of the minister in coercing his supporters , and the weakness of his supporters in yielding to the minister ...
... decision which Miles had persuaded it to express on the sugar duties . Disraeli , in strong language , denounced the conduct of the minister in coercing his supporters , and the weakness of his supporters in yielding to the minister ...
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