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..<hi rend='underline'>on purchase ... a primary</hi>—] <lb/>Shall any fee be made <sic>demandable</sic> of a purchaser<lb/> — Shall <del>that fee</del> the amount of that<lb/> fee be a penny as proposed — in a note of this<lb/> magnitude? Shall it be the same for all, <add>magnitudes</add> or vary<lb/> in any and what proportion according to the<lb/> magnitude? [Such are the questions <del>which face</del> <add>that <gap/></add> <lb/>present themselves.]</p> | ..<hi rend='underline'>on purchase ... a primary</hi>—] <lb/>Shall any fee be made <sic>demandable</sic> of a purchaser<lb/> — Shall <del>that fee</del> the amount of that<lb/> fee be a penny as proposed — in a note of this<lb/> magnitude? Shall it be the same for all, <add>magnitudes</add> or vary<lb/> in any and what proportion according to the<lb/> magnitude? [Such are the questions <del>which face</del> <add>that <gap/></add> <lb/>present themselves.]</p> | ||
<p>The objection — the only objective that occurs — is <lb/> the danger <add>supposed</add> — but <del>(the constant <unclear>wrong</unclear> customers<lb/> there should be in every</del> ill <sic>humour</sic> — and thence <lb/>an aversion to the commodity should be existed on<lb/> the part of the customer by the demand of any <lb/>such <gap/>. The classes specially looked to as<lb/> likely to promote customers are in a very <add>great</add> proportion<lb/> the inferior and | <p>The objection — the only objective that occurs — is <lb/> the danger <add>supposed</add> — but <del>(the constant <unclear>wrong</unclear> customers<lb/> there should be in every</del> ill <sic>humour</sic> — and thence <lb/>an aversion to the commodity should be existed on<lb/> the part of the customer by the demand of any <lb/>such <gap/>. The classes specially looked to as<lb/> likely to promote customers are in a very <add>great</add> proportion<lb/> the inferior and general classes, <add>among</add> whom <del>in proportion to their ignorance are </del> <lb/><gap/> and suspicion are apt to prevail, in<lb/> proportion to their ignorance. </p> | ||
<p>The danger does not strike one as very formidable:<lb/> the arguments on the other side present<lb/> themselves as much more substantial.</p> | |||
The sort of person, if such there be, who being <lb/>content to give £<unclear>02</unclear>:16: for the note in question<lb/> would be <del>driven</del> repelled from the market by the<lb/> addition of a penny — that addition being imposed<lb/> | |||
Art. 17.
Art 17
|2|1[..Fee
..on purchase ... a primary—]
Shall any fee be made demandable of a purchaser
— Shall that fee the amount of that
fee be a penny as proposed — in a note of this
magnitude? Shall it be the same for all, magnitudes or vary
in any and what proportion according to the
magnitude? [Such are the questions which face that
present themselves.]
The objection — the only objective that occurs — is
the danger supposed — but (the constant wrong customers
there should be in every ill humour — and thence
an aversion to the commodity should be existed on
the part of the customer by the demand of any
such . The classes specially looked to as
likely to promote customers are in a very great proportion
the inferior and general classes, among whom in proportion to their ignorance are
and suspicion are apt to prevail, in
proportion to their ignorance.
The danger does not strike one as very formidable:
the arguments on the other side present
themselves as much more substantial.
The sort of person, if such there be, who being
content to give £02:16: for the note in question
would be driven repelled from the market by the
addition of a penny — that addition being imposed
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