Reflections On The Abundance Of Paper In Circulation, And The Scarcity Of Specie (1810) - Couverture rigide
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Closter Seven, concluded by the Duke of Cumberland, repeatedly said to Mr. Pitt, I gave him no powers, his repeated answer was, Very full powers indeed, Sir. Most men are ready to admit that plainness and simplicity are good moral qualities, and not at all unwilling to encourage them in others. But it is not so generally known or admitted, that these qualities, instructed by experience or enlightened by reflection are the surest evidence of a sound understanding. A cunning rogue may cheat a wiser man of his money ;but, in an abstract question to be determined by judgement, it is not possible that skill and artifice can finally prevail over plain reason, which, in the ordinary transactions of life, is called common sense. If it were possible for me to personify the British nation, and if I were at liberty to offer my humble advice to so great a person, the first thing I should recommend to him would be to adopt the maxim of Lord Chatham, to stop for a moment, in order to take a general view of his situation with his own eyes, and to reflect on it. himself.
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Dividend raised from 7to lr per Cent., besides sundry 5- Bonusses, which shall be stated hereafter. -I fr was said by William Earl of Chatham -forty years ago, or somebody has recorded it for him, â? That it was a maxim he had observed through life, when he had lost his way, to stop short, least, by proceeding without knowledge and advancing from one false step to another, he should wind himself into an inextricable labyrinth, and never be lable to recover the right road.â He was naturally a brave man, and, by constantly holding a high language, accustomed his mind to keep company with generous principles and great ideas.
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Reflections On The Abundance Of Paper In Circulation, And The Scarcity Of Specie (1810)
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