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Civil
trade of conveyance or that of exchange, a portion
more or less considerable of the time and the money
of the trade has been employed in the procurement formation
of a system of correspondence, of which
the benefit will, by the diversion of the trade drying up of that channel
from that channel, be lost.
No reform ought therefore to be attempted in the
way of abolition of useless encouragements given to in the way of
trade without but on condition of latency such adequate
measures provision for indemnifying the persons engaged interested
by that means of such encouragement in the branch
of trade in question from whatever loss appears
likely to ensue from the withdrawing of the encouragement.
For the In the view of affording this indemnification the most
obvious course to and most frugal course that can be
taken is to determine to postpone the withdrawing of the encouragement
to a certain person more or less distant, and giving
the earliest to give warning of that period such determination: which period of this
be all that is done in the way of indemnification.
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