Bolingbroke And His Times volume 1
Bolingbroke And His Times volume 1
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" Bolingbroke's Works, vol. Ix. P. 407. Cf. Also " Dissertation on Parties, " Letter 16. 3 Letter to Sir W. Windham. Works, vol. Ix. P. 27.
CHURCH AND STATE 273 maintains, " the character of her people, and the nature of her Government, fit her for trade and commerce. Her climate and her soil make them necessary to her well- being. By trade and commerce we grow a rich and powerful nation. ... As trade and commerce enrich, so they fortify our country. The sea is our barrier, ships are our fortre...sses, and the mariners that trade and commerce alone can furnish are the garrisons to defend them. France lies under great disadvantages in trade and commerce by the nature of her Government. . . . The United Provinces have the same advantages that we have in the nature of their government, more perhaps in the temper and char- acter of their people, less to be sure in their situation, climate, and soil. . . . Great Britain stands in a certain middle between the other two with regard to wealth and power arising from these springs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Bolingbroke's Works, vol. Ix. P. 407. Cf. Also " Dissertation on Parties, " Letter 16. 3 Letter to Sir W. Windham. Works, vol. Ix. P. 27.
CHURCH AND STATE 273 maintains, " the character of her people, and the nature of her Government, fit her for trade and commerce. Her climate and her soil make them necessary to her well- being. By trade and commerce we grow a rich and powerful nation. ... As trade and commerce enrich, so they fortify our country. The sea is our barrier, ships are our fortre...sses, and the mariners that trade and commerce alone can furnish are the garrisons to defend them. France lies under great disadvantages in trade and commerce by the nature of her Government. . . . The United Provinces have the same advantages that we have in the nature of their government, more perhaps in the temper and char- acter of their people, less to be sure in their situation, climate, and soil. . . . Great Britain stands in a certain middle between the other two with regard to wealth and power arising from these springs.
What to read after Bolingbroke And His Times volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Sydney Sichel to read onlineMoreLess
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