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Click Here To Edit Error Col.IV in dread Just within in life of Economising uch mints 1 Suppies plies having t of
In time of peace
it probably would
not answer to prohibit
purchases
in foreign funds;
if the prohibition
were to be retaliated:
since partly
by the our superior
credit, mostly
by our superior
rate of interest
we should be likely
to draw more capital
from the rest
of the world than
we should export.
On the other hand,City of able and rase us that the ath upon the shall be suffice years the engaged an-old in that a
if more capital
flowed in on through this
channel than
flowed out, it
would lend portant
to keep up
the price of the
our stock and
so far retard the
operation of the
Debt buying up
plan.
Would not a regular
statement of
the Prices of the
several foreign Funds
be a valuable
addition to the Prices
Current or to a
Newspaper?
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Colonies-
In regard th Colonies,
the practical
inference is, that
whether we give up
any of out old ones
or no, it is not
worth while to continue
the war
for the rate of acquiring
or first ing
any new ones.
—
A Minister aught
to have a plan
of action adapted
to every modification
of political
contingency - a
plan of conduct
ready traced
Where to be done in
the or attempted or
the first plan-
What to be resorted
to must , of what
how presented
as most ible
should not form
practicable.
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