The Two Proclamations
The Two Proclamations
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Ibor, while upon his tea, his coffee, his sugar, his shirtings, hio sheetings, and his • lothing of all kinds, prices have been, if not dcubled, almost everywhere increased, to forty per ceut in cost. (That's so, and renewed tpplau ) Tell me not then, I am not to discuss such m the Administra- tion. Who shall forbid, what shall prevent h ? All the ingenuity »ud devices of Satan himself for destroying the value of labor and for cor - rupting everything in society, could not have suggested anythi...ng moie mischievous and damaging than this corruption and degradation of the currency. TUt* higher, nominally, things go, th
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ibor, while upon his tea, his coffee, his sugar, his shirtings, hio sheetings, and his • lothing of all kinds, prices have been, if not dcubled, almost everywhere increased, to forty per ceut in cost. (That's so, and renewed tpplau ) Tell me not then, I am not to discuss such m the Administra- tion. Who shall forbid, what shall prevent h ? All the ingenuity »ud devices of Satan himself for destroying the value of labor and for cor - rupting everything in society, could not have suggested anythi...ng moie mischievous and damaging than this corruption and degradation of the currency. TUt* higher, nominally, things go, th
What to read after The Two Proclamations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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