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miles of Rome, on condition of his paying a quit- rent of one ase per annum. I need not trace the subject further : the embarrassments of the state maybe judged of by the fact, that enormous as the sums of money were which had been brought into Rome by the success of its armies, the one pound ase, of bronze, was gradually reduced till (A. D. 68) it did not exceed the twenty-fourth part of its original weight and value.
Throughout this sketch of the progress of Ro- man money, from the rise of th...e empire to its de- cline and fall, we may trace the leading features of that career of misery which England is now pursuing, and is destined to complete, unless the means are resorted to which happily offer them- selves, and which, if promptly adopted, will effect her emancipation. Like the plebeians of Rome, our lower classes are in a state of high excite- ment, — they agitate the question of the abolition of debts, the division of lands, the appropriation of church property, and the sale of the public domains: " the thought is father to the deed." If we avert these evils by a reduction of the metallic pound, the work of plunder is carried on by sap instead of storm ; but not the less will it conduce to the immediate ruin of many, and the final over- throw of all who depend on 'property.
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miles of Rome, on condition of his paying a quit- rent of one ase per annum. I need not trace the subject further : the embarrassments of the state maybe judged of by the fact, that enormous as the sums of money were which had been brought into Rome by the success of its armies, the one pound ase, of bronze, was gradually reduced till (A. D. 68) it did not exceed the twenty-fourth part of its original weight and value.
Throughout this sketch of the progress of Ro- man money, from the rise of th...e empire to its de- cline and fall, we may trace the leading features of that career of misery which England is now pursuing, and is destined to complete, unless the means are resorted to which happily offer them- selves, and which, if promptly adopted, will effect her emancipation. Like the plebeians of Rome, our lower classes are in a state of high excite- ment, — they agitate the question of the abolition of debts, the division of lands, the appropriation of church property, and the sale of the public domains: " the thought is father to the deed." If we avert these evils by a reduction of the metallic pound, the work of plunder is carried on by sap instead of storm ; but not the less will it conduce to the immediate ruin of many, and the final over- throw of all who depend on 'property.
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