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This <del>supposed</del> <gap/> <add>branch</add> of supposed profit (it <lb/>may be objected) is ideal, or rather so much<lb/> less; since the same profit would have been<lb/> made by the existing Sinking Funds, and this<lb/> <del>profit being</del> at the end of the period in question<lb/> the Commissioners of these Funds will have to pay<lb/> so much the dearer for every million of capital<lb/> they redeem.</p> | |||
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The answer is - No: <del>the</del> make the most<lb/> of the <unclear>system</unclear> <del>the <unclear>existence</unclear> of</del> the assumed note and<lb/> mass of profit <add>is neat profit</add> <del>as</del> and the existence of it indisputable.<lb/> If at a time practically speaking<lb/> the sum you sell for a million the very <add>selfsame</add> article<lb/> you <del>buy</del> purchase | |||
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This supposed branch of supposed profit (it
may be objected) is ideal, or rather so much
less; since the same profit would have been
made by the existing Sinking Funds, and this
profit being at the end of the period in question
the Commissioners of these Funds will have to pay
so much the dearer for every million of capital
they redeem.
The answer is - No: the make the most
of the system the existence of the assumed note and
mass of profit is neat profit as and the existence of it indisputable.
If at a time practically speaking
the sum you sell for a million the very selfsame article
you buy purchase
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Jeremy Bentham |
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Frances Wright |
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