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5s. :hL 341 ' The Amendment proposed on the seventh Re- solution, turns entirely on a question of degree, and, it" adniitieii, would not aftect the accuracy, thougii it niighr lessen the ibrce and import- ance, or tiie Resolution. But I have, however, already had occasion to show, that in all the material parts it is unfounded in point of fact.
I now proceed to the Amendment on the eighth Resolution, the principal object of which appears to ])e to s...ubstitute an average ac- count of the amount of Bank-notes during pe- riods of several months for their amount on par- ticular days, and to enter into a more minute detail of tlie variations of the exchange durinsr the years 1782-3-4. I had selected such dates as appeared to me to point out in the most striking manner, the fallacy of the principles assumed by the Committee, and the Learned Gentleman has made no objection whatever to the accuracy of tlie statement; but I am so convinced that in any lair view of the case, "whether taken on a comparison of averages, or of single days only, the result will be equally favourable to my argument, that I am willing to substitute for the eighth Resolution, a new one in wliich the fluctuations of the exchange are pointed out more minutely, which I beg leave to read tf) the House, viz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6d. to 5s. 6d.
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5s. :hL 341 ' The Amendment proposed on the seventh Re- solution, turns entirely on a question of degree, and, it" adniitieii, would not aftect the accuracy, thougii it niighr lessen the ibrce and import- ance, or tiie Resolution. But I have, however, already had occasion to show, that in all the material parts it is unfounded in point of fact.
I now proceed to the Amendment on the eighth Resolution, the principal object of which appears to ])e to s...ubstitute an average ac- count of the amount of Bank-notes during pe- riods of several months for their amount on par- ticular days, and to enter into a more minute detail of tlie variations of the exchange durinsr the years 1782-3-4. I had selected such dates as appeared to me to point out in the most striking manner, the fallacy of the principles assumed by the Committee, and the Learned Gentleman has made no objection whatever to the accuracy of tlie statement; but I am so convinced that in any lair view of the case, "whether taken on a comparison of averages, or of single days only, the result will be equally favourable to my argument, that I am willing to substitute for the eighth Resolution, a new one in wliich the fluctuations of the exchange are pointed out more minutely, which I beg leave to read tf) the House, viz.
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