A Third Letter to a Member of the Present Parliament On the Proposals for Peace
A Third Letter to a Member of the Present Parliament On the Proposals for Peace
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Under this general head, fome other li- quors are included, Cyder, Perry, and Mead, as well as Vinegar, and Verjuice ; but thefe are of very trifling confideration. The Excife- Duties on Wine, having funk a little during the firft two years of the war, were rapidly recovering their le- vel again. Jn 1795, a heavy additional duty was impofed upon them, and a fecond in the following year; yet being compared with four years of peace to the end of 1790, they actually exhibit a fmall ga n to the rev...enue. And low as the importation may feem in 1796, when contrafted with any year iince the French Treaty in 1787, it is ftill more than 3000 tons above the average importation for three years previous to that period. I have added Sweets, from which our faditious Wines are made; and * BEER, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under this general head, fome other li- quors are included, Cyder, Perry, and Mead, as well as Vinegar, and Verjuice ; but thefe are of very trifling confideration. The Excife- Duties on Wine, having funk a little during the firft two years of the war, were rapidly recovering their le- vel again. Jn 1795, a heavy additional duty was impofed upon them, and a fecond in the following year; yet being compared with four years of peace to the end of 1790, they actually exhibit a fmall ga n to the rev...enue. And low as the importation may feem in 1796, when contrafted with any year iince the French Treaty in 1787, it is ftill more than 3000 tons above the average importation for three years previous to that period. I have added Sweets, from which our faditious Wines are made; and * BEER, &c.
g 1787 . 1, 761, 429
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