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<head><note>Annuity Notes</note></head> | <head><note>Annuity Notes</note></head> | ||
<p><note>Advantages Financial Period 1 Forborne Interest</note><!-- written in pencil --> 2. The expectation of profit by interest forborne to | <p><note>Advantages Financial Period 1 Forborne Interest</note><!-- written in pencil --> <note>15 2. Profit by interest forborne — <gap/> of that <gap/> — the interest will be receivable of individuals with less trouble —</note> 2. The expectation of profit by interest forborne to | ||
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be received is grounded in the following proposition | be received is grounded in the following proposition | ||
<del>viz: That if, rather without any | <del>viz: That if, rather without any separate trouble | ||
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or <sic>expence</sic> a man has it in his power to receive | or <sic>expence</sic> a man has it in his power to receive | ||
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the same benefit That where the receipt of | the same benefit That where the receipt of | ||
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any benefit is <add><del>in the first instance</add> attended | any benefit is <add><del>in the first instance</del></add> attended with any degree of trouble | ||
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or <gap/> , how in considerable <unclear>so ever</unclear> , especially if | or <gap/>, how in considerable <unclear>so ever</unclear>, especially if | ||
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it be not <gap/> with both trouble and <sic>expence</sic></del> | it be not <gap/> with both trouble and <sic>expence</sic></del> | ||
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viz. that if, without any separate trouble or <sic>expence</sic> <add>at all a given</add> <del>the</del> end can be attained , in any case , as | viz. that if, without any separate trouble or <sic>expence</sic> <add>at all a given</add> <del>the</del> end can be attained, in any case, as | ||
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effectually as by means of a certain degree | effectually as by means of a certain degree | ||
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of trouble and <add>or</add> <sic>expence</sic> , or both , the method by | of trouble and <add>or</add> <sic>expence</sic>, or both, the method by | ||
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which such trouble or <sic>expence</sic> is avoided will | which such trouble or <sic>expence</sic> is avoided will | ||
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<p>viz: that <add>in general</add> a man will not bestow either trouble | <p>viz: that <add>in general</add> a man will not bestow either trouble | ||
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or <sic>expence</sic> , <del>a</del> much less both , how inconsiderable | or <sic>expence</sic>, <del>a</del> much less both, how inconsiderable | ||
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source the quantity , in compassing an end | source the quantity, in compassing an end | ||
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which he has it in his power to compass to equal | which he has it in his power to compass to equal | ||
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perfection , without any such trouble or <sic>expence</sic>. | perfection, without any such trouble or <sic>expence</sic>. | ||
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<p>The trouble <add>(not to speak of the</add> <del>and</del> <sic>expence</sic>) attendant in the receipt | <p>The trouble <add>(not to speak of the</add> <del>and</del> <sic>expence</sic>) attendant in the receipt | ||
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of the <del>dividend</del> interest in these Annuities , has | of the <del>dividend</del> interest in these Annuities, has | ||
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been reduced to the smallest | been reduced to the smallest denomination <add>amount</add> possible: | ||
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because the greater it had been , the greater the | because the greater it had been, the greater the | ||
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danger, lest , by the contemplation of it, individuals | danger, lest, by the contemplation of it, individuals | ||
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should, <add>at the outset,</add> have been repelled from the purchase of | should, <add>at the outset,</add> have been repelled from the purchase of | ||
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these Annuities : but be the reduction ever so | these Annuities: but be the reduction ever so | ||
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great , <del>< | great, <del><unclear>&</unclear></del> still the remainder will be something; | ||
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and this remainder , it may reasonably be expected , | and this remainder, it may reasonably be expected, | ||
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should in the ordinary state of things be | should in the ordinary state of things be | ||
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sufficient to turn the scale . On the other hand , <add>supposing</add> | sufficient to turn the scale. On the other hand, <add>supposing</add> | ||
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8 + I. B Annuity Notes
Advantages Financial Period 1 Forborne Interest 15 2. Profit by interest forborne — of that — the interest will be receivable of individuals with less trouble — 2. The expectation of profit by interest forborne to
be received is grounded in the following proposition
viz: That if, rather without any separate trouble
or expence a man has it in his power to receive
the same benefit That where the receipt of
any benefit is <add>in the first instance</add> attended with any degree of trouble
or , how in considerable so ever, especially if
it be not with both trouble and expence
viz. that if, without any separate trouble or expence at all a given the end can be attained, in any case, as
effectually as by means of a certain degree
of trouble and or expence, or both, the method by
which such trouble or expence is avoided will
be <add>in general</add> generally be preferred
viz: that in general a man will not bestow either trouble
or expence, a much less both, how inconsiderable
source the quantity, in compassing an end
which he has it in his power to compass to equal
perfection, without any such trouble or expence.
The trouble (not to speak of the and expence) attendant in the receipt
of the dividend interest in these Annuities, has
been reduced to the smallest denomination amount possible:
because the greater it had been, the greater the
danger, lest, by the contemplation of it, individuals
should, at the outset, have been repelled from the purchase of
these Annuities: but be the reduction ever so
great, & still the remainder will be something;
and this remainder, it may reasonably be expected,
should in the ordinary state of things be
sufficient to turn the scale. On the other hand, supposing
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