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<p>Of the money thus <del>paid in redemption </del> put, in  the<lb/>
<p>Of the money thus <del>paid in redemption </del> put, in  the<lb/>
shape of capital, into the hands of the public<lb/>
shape of capital, into the hands of the public<lb/>
creditors, on the redemption of their respective purchase<lb/>
creditors, on the redemption of their respective portions<lb/>
of <del>debt</del> the public debt, that part which is<add>received</add> <del>paid</del><lb/>
of <del>debt</del> the public debt, that part which is<add>received</add> <del>paid</del><lb/>
by <hi rend="underline">British subjects,</hi> will, <hi rend="underline">in general</hi> be emply'd<lb/>  
by <hi rend="underline">British subjects,</hi> will, <hi rend="underline">in general</hi>, be emply'd<lb/>  
in adding to the mass of capital contained within<lb/>
in adding to the mass of capital contained within<lb/>
the hands of the British empire<add>on the other hand,</add>- - <del>of</del> that part<lb/>
the hands of the British empire<add>on the other hand,</add>- - <del>of</del> that part<lb/>
which is received by <hi rend="underline">foreigners</hi> will as naturally<lb/>
which is received by <hi rend="underline">foreigners</hi> will as naturally<lb/>
be employd in adding to the mass of capital<lb/>
be <sic>employd</sic> in adding to the mass of capital<lb/>
contained within the dominance of the states to which <lb/>
contained within the <unclear>dominium</unclear> of the states to which <lb/>
they <del><gap/></del> respectively belong: - in adding to the quantity<lb/>
they <del><gap/></del> respectively belong: - in adding to the quantity<lb/>
ion <hi rend="underline">foreign</hi> not of <hi rend="underline">British</hi> capital.</p>
of <hi rend="underline">foreign</hi> not of <hi rend="underline">British</hi> capital.</p>
<p>Excepting</p>
<p>Excepting</p>




<del>After</del> <del>d</del>Deducting them, from the whole amount <note>4<lb/>Amount of the<lb/>
<del>After</del> <del>d</del>Deducting them, from the whole amount <note><!-- Pencil note -->4<lb/>Amount of the<lb/>
addition to nature<lb/>
addition to <unclear>National</unclear><lb/>
Capital independently<lb/>
Capital independently<lb/>
of the measure</note><lb/>
of the measure</note><lb/>
<add>of the money payable on the redemption</add>of the redeemable <del><gap/></del> but unredeemed portion of the<lb/>
<add>of the money payable on the redemption</add>of the redeemable <del><gap/></del> but unredeemed portion of the<lb/>
funded debt, <add>(£463,723,534) (a)</add> that part of it which is in the hands<lb/>
funded debt, <add>(£463,723,534) (a)</add> that part of it which is in the hands<lb/>
of foreigners say, <add>upon an allowance <del>probably</del><add>supposed to be</add></add><add>excessive</add> a little less than 1/9<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> (the odd<lb/>
of foreigners say, <add>upon an allowance <del>probably</del><add>supposed to be</add></add><add>excessive</add> <del>a little less than 1/9<hi rend="superscript">th</hi></del> (the odd<lb/>
£63,723,934) the remainder (£400,000,000) is<lb/>
£63,723,934) the remainder (£400,000,000) is<lb/>
the sum <del>which</del><add>that</add>, in the year in which the last portion<lb/>
the sum <del>which</del><add>that</add>, in the year in which the last portion<lb/>
of the debt comes to be redeemed, will have been b<gap/> <note>(a) Note in <del>another</del><lb/>
of the debt comes to be redeemed, will have been b<gap/> <note>(a) Note in <del>another</del><lb/>
p.141 <del>page</del><lb/>
p.141 <del>page</del><lb/>
<del><gap/> <gap/> have</del><lb/>
<del>Irish <unclear>Lands</unclear> have</del><lb/>
<del>to be added</del><lb/>
<del>to be added</del><lb/>
<del><gap/> Emperors at all <gap/></del><lb/>
<del><gap/> Emperors at all <gap/></del><lb/>
</note>
</note>
added to the mass of national capital from this source<lb/>
added to the mass of national capital from this source<lb/>
<del>by the <gap/> Sink
<del>by the <gap/> Sinking Funds established and to be</del><lb/>
ng Funds established and to be</del><lb/>
<del>established</del> independently of <add>any affect produced by</add> the proposed measure.<add>Whatever</add><lb/>
<del>established</del> independently of <add>any affect produced by</add> the proposed measure.<add>Whatever</add><lb/>
&#x2014;<lb/>
&#x2014;<lb/>
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<del>Irish</del> Loan from Britain to Ireland - - - £12,175,000<lb/>
<del>Irish</del> Loan from Britain to Ireland - - - £12,175,000<lb/>
Loan from Britain to the Emperor - - - £7,502,603<lb/>
Loan from Britain to the Emperor - - - £7,502,603<lb/>
&#x2014; <note><add>{+}</add> through <gap/> by<lb/>
&#x2014; <lb/>
<gap/> and Irish<lb/>
The Emperors Debt by whom sources paid 455,677,903<lb/>
paid, and the Irish debt, though <add>[+]</del></add> paid, <del>by Irish hands</del> <note><add>{+}</add> through borne by<lb/>
Russian and Irish<lb/>
shoulders, and ever paid<lb/>
shoulders, and ever paid<lb/>
off, paid off by <gap/> and Irish hands <gap/> paid into English hands, and the addition <add>will make, (should they ever be paid off </add> they make to the mass of British capital is<lb/>
off, paid off by <unclear>Russian</unclear> and Irish hands <gap/> paid <hi rend="underline">into</hi> English hands, and the addition <add>will make, (should they ever be paid off </add> they make to the mass of British capital is<lb/>
just as great as the addition made by the <gap/> <gap/> of the redemption of an equal portion of the British debts.
just as great as the addition made by an <gap/> portion of the redemption of an equal portion of the British debts.
</note><lb/>
</note><lb/>
The Emperors Debt by whom sources paid 455,677,903<lb/>
paid, and the Irish debt, through <add><del><gap/></del></add> paid, <del>by Irish hands</del><lb/>
Addition or reduction of interest on Loyalty Loan - £5,062,500<lb/>
Addition or reduction of interest on Loyalty Loan - £5,062,500<lb/>
&#x2014;<lb/>
&#x2014;<lb/>
460, 740, 403</p>
460,740,403</p><pb/>





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Of the money thus paid in redemption put, in the
shape of capital, into the hands of the public
creditors, on the redemption of their respective portions
of debt the public debt, that part which isreceived paid
by British subjects, will, in general, be emply'd
in adding to the mass of capital contained within
the hands of the British empireon the other hand,- - of that part
which is received by foreigners will as naturally
be employd in adding to the mass of capital
contained within the dominium of the states to which
they respectively belong: - in adding to the quantity
of foreign not of British capital.

Excepting


After dDeducting them, from the whole amount 4
Amount of the
addition to National
Capital independently
of the measure

of the money payable on the redemptionof the redeemable but unredeemed portion of the
funded debt, (£463,723,534) (a) that part of it which is in the hands
of foreigners say, upon an allowance probably<add>supposed to be</add>excessive a little less than 1/9th (the odd
£63,723,934) the remainder (£400,000,000) is
the sum whichthat, in the year in which the last portion
of the debt comes to be redeemed, will have been b (a) Note in another
p.141 page
Irish Lands have
to be added
Emperors at all
added to the mass of national capital from this source
by the Sinking Funds established and to be
established independently of any affect produced by the proposed measure.Whatever

Note

(a) British unredeemed, inclusion of the part redeemed
and thrown into the Sinking Fund - - £436,000,000
Irish Loan from Britain to Ireland - - - £12,175,000
Loan from Britain to the Emperor - - - £7,502,603

The Emperors Debt by whom sources paid 455,677,903
paid, and the Irish debt, though [+] paid, by Irish hands {+} through borne by
Russian and Irish
shoulders, and ever paid
off, paid off by Russian and Irish hands paid into English hands, and the addition will make, (should they ever be paid off they make to the mass of British capital is
just as great as the addition made by an portion of the redemption of an equal portion of the British debts.

Addition or reduction of interest on Loyalty Loan - £5,062,500

460,740,403


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