Two Letters Describing a Method of Increasing the Quantity of Circulating Money
Two Letters Describing a Method of Increasing the Quantity of Circulating Money
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Sect.
C » ) Sect. U. —Da>i S er of the Landed htereft.
Without fomething done to aflift the landed interest, the property in land will change hands almoft univerfally, or to a great extent, within a few years : lands will be brought to fale through the preffure of general diftrefs on the part of the land- owners, and the price, which was for fome time kept up by peculiar caufes, will then fall very low.
It is beginning to fall already ; and I have been we 1 . Nformed that an uncommon proportion... in value of the eftates put up to fale by auction within the laft year and more, have been bought in for want ofpurchafers at a fair price.
It is high time that the land-owners mould begm to look carefully to cheir own accommodation « refpea :K . The circulation of money, otherwife 'hey mud be ruined. This is ftating the cafe w, thout exaggeration j for the merchants are o«. «>ng vail fortunes, whilft the )and . Owners c are dw. Ndl. Ng into comparative infignificance, and are m no fmall danger of becoming « heW ers of wood and drawers of water" to their rivals, the men of trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sect.
C » ) Sect. U. —Da>i S er of the Landed htereft.
Without fomething done to aflift the landed interest, the property in land will change hands almoft univerfally, or to a great extent, within a few years : lands will be brought to fale through the preffure of general diftrefs on the part of the land- owners, and the price, which was for fome time kept up by peculiar caufes, will then fall very low.
It is beginning to fall already ; and I have been we 1 . Nformed that an uncommon proportion... in value of the eftates put up to fale by auction within the laft year and more, have been bought in for want ofpurchafers at a fair price.
It is high time that the land-owners mould begm to look carefully to cheir own accommodation « refpea :K . The circulation of money, otherwife 'hey mud be ruined. This is ftating the cafe w, thout exaggeration j for the merchants are o«. «>ng vail fortunes, whilft the )and . Owners c are dw. Ndl. Ng into comparative infignificance, and are m no fmall danger of becoming « heW ers of wood and drawers of water" to their rivals, the men of trade.
What to read after Two Letters Describing a Method of Increasing the Quantity of Circulating Money?
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