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to the redemption of the principal of the debt, as<lb/> | to the redemption of the principal of the debt, as<lb/> | ||
well as to the reduction of the rate of interest, and<lb/> | well as to the reduction of the rate of interest, and<lb/> | ||
for affording an engine | for affording an engine <add>a mode of operation</add> <add>an instrument</add> more advantageous than<lb/> | ||
any other for the employment <add>application to that end</add> of such means as<lb/> | any other for the employment <add>application to that end</add> of such means as<lb/> | ||
are or may be provided from other sources<lb/> | are or may be provided from other sources<lb/> | ||
2. The encouragement <add>the moral advantage —</add> to frugality and | 2. The encouragement <add>the moral advantage —</add> to frugality and therein<lb/> | ||
to temperance among the inferior and most<lb/> | to temperance among the inferior and most<lb/> | ||
numerous <gap/> of the community.<lb/> | numerous <gap/> of the community.<lb/> | ||
3. The < | 3. The <unclear>conditional</unclear> advantage — the safeguard<lb/> | ||
given to internal <sic>tranquillity</sic> -<lb/> | given to internal <sic>tranquillity</sic> -<lb/> | ||
4. In politics - economical advantage — the<lb/> | 4. In politics - economical advantage — the<lb/> | ||
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<p><del>Success to a certain degree may be <gap/></del> <del><add>Sooner or later</add></del> Success, the greater, the <gap/>: but Sooner or<lb/> | <p><del>Success to a certain degree may be <gap/></del> <del><add>Sooner or later</add></del> Success, the greater, the <gap/>: but Sooner or<lb/> | ||
<del>infallible:</del> <add>later, and to a certain degree infallible:</add> were failure unattended with any loss.<lb/></p> | <del>infallible:</del> <add>later, and to a certain degree infallible: +</add> <note>+ See Ch. p.</note> were failure unattended with any loss.<lb/></p> | ||
<p>Seldom has a measure <add><gap/> measures</add> been brought to view <add>appeared</add> <add>presented itself as</add><lb/> | <p>Seldom has a measure <add><gap/> measures</add> been brought to view <add>appeared</add> <add>presented itself as</add><lb/> | ||
pregnant with such high advantages: never in<lb/> | pregnant with such high advantages: never in <add>seldom a measure <gap/></add><lb/> | ||
which the amount of advantage was <del><gap/></del> <add>in case of success the degree of success has been</add><lb/> | which the amount of advantage was <del><gap/></del> <add>in case of success the degree of success has been</add><lb/> | ||
in case of success of so precisely ascertainable<lb/> | in case of success of so precisely ascertainable<lb/> | ||
2 Sept. 1800 1 Abstract Conclusion
Recapitulation and Conclusion upon the whole
The proposed measure, it is believed, will be
found to promise with some degree of assurance
the following advantages connected but connected but perfectly
distinct advantages
1. The financial profit, by contributing in
so many various, and to such considerable amounts
to the redemption of the principal of the debt, as
well as to the reduction of the rate of interest, and
for affording an engine a mode of operation an instrument more advantageous than
any other for the employment application to that end of such means as
are or may be provided from other sources
2. The encouragement the moral advantage — to frugality and therein
to temperance among the inferior and most
numerous of the community.
3. The conditional advantage — the safeguard
given to internal tranquillity -
4. In politics - economical advantage — the
addition made to the mass of national production
capital, and thence to the mass of
growing wealth.
Success to a certain degree may be Sooner or later Success, the greater, the : but Sooner or
infallible: later, and to a certain degree infallible: + + See Ch. p. were failure unattended with any loss.
Seldom has a measure measures been brought to view appeared presented itself as
pregnant with such high advantages: never in seldom a measure
which the amount of advantage was in case of success the degree of success has been
in case of success of so precisely ascertainable
never in which the deviation from the path beaten track of
, Safety as indicated by experience, has been so slight
and almost imperceptible.
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