The British and Foreign Review: Or, European Quarterly Journal, Том 6J. Ridgeway amd sons, 1838 |
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... cultivation of the arts in this country , and of affording to them , especially in the higher branches , more ample ... cultivated in proportion to the knowledge which they possess upon other matters ; that this arises in a great measure ...
... cultivation of the arts in this country , and of affording to them , especially in the higher branches , more ample ... cultivated in proportion to the knowledge which they possess upon other matters ; that this arises in a great measure ...
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... cultivation of the arts among those who are employed in the production of manu- factures . We learn indeed from the evidence of Dr. Bow- ring that the superior taste of French patterns in the silk manufacture ensures to France an export ...
... cultivation of the arts among those who are employed in the production of manu- factures . We learn indeed from the evidence of Dr. Bow- ring that the superior taste of French patterns in the silk manufacture ensures to France an export ...
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... cultivated will naturally consist of those which , from inherent fertility or peculiar advantages of situation , offer the ... cultivation upon poor lands so far that the worst barely repay the cost of culture . The rate of profits in ...
... cultivated will naturally consist of those which , from inherent fertility or peculiar advantages of situation , offer the ... cultivation upon poor lands so far that the worst barely repay the cost of culture . The rate of profits in ...
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