Speeches
Speeches
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He had fallen into the current of general belief. He had heard people talk and he may have talked himself of prices being low, as supplies were large and so forth. As a merchant, he would take in the Economist and perhaps read it. His eye, his ear, and tongue would become accustomed, to the stock phraseology of the school, but, as to thinking out an economic problem, there is evidence in the statement he makes that he had not advanced so far as to scratch the surface of one. But we are asked to... accept the views of the Liverpool bimetallists because they are the views of practical men. Practical in what ? They have a large and varied experience in mercantile phenomena, bijt the question is as to the causes of those phenomena. A practical merchant may know as little of political economy 'as a practical stone-breaker may know of geology. This is the argument of the butterrnan in the play of Our Boys. He had been twenty years in the trade, and surely he ought to know whether the article he dealt in was Dorset or Dusset.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had fallen into the current of general belief. He had heard people talk and he may have talked himself of prices being low, as supplies were large and so forth. As a merchant, he would take in the Economist and perhaps read it. His eye, his ear, and tongue would become accustomed, to the stock phraseology of the school, but, as to thinking out an economic problem, there is evidence in the statement he makes that he had not advanced so far as to scratch the surface of one. But we are asked to... accept the views of the Liverpool bimetallists because they are the views of practical men. Practical in what ? They have a large and varied experience in mercantile phenomena, bijt the question is as to the causes of those phenomena. A practical merchant may know as little of political economy 'as a practical stone-breaker may know of geology. This is the argument of the butterrnan in the play of Our Boys. He had been twenty years in the trade, and surely he ought to know whether the article he dealt in was Dorset or Dusset.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Udny Yule to read onlineMoreLess
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