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... privileged must belong to the more respectable of this class , the window and door frames are nailed to the walls with clumsy nails of which the heads are not sunk into the wood , the floors and ceilings are boarded in the same rough ...
... privileged must belong to the more respectable of this class , the window and door frames are nailed to the walls with clumsy nails of which the heads are not sunk into the wood , the floors and ceilings are boarded in the same rough ...
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... privileged to trade , and the burgesses of such places only en- titled to open shops upon obtaining rights and licenses , those towns have a monopoly of the busi- ness of the adjacent country , without competition from country dealers ...
... privileged to trade , and the burgesses of such places only en- titled to open shops upon obtaining rights and licenses , those towns have a monopoly of the busi- ness of the adjacent country , without competition from country dealers ...
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... privileged to carry on his trade . But to be entitled to set up as a master , he must first serve an apprenticeship of five , seven , or in some vocations , of ten years ; and by the inter- nal laws of the incorporation , each master ...
... privileged to carry on his trade . But to be entitled to set up as a master , he must first serve an apprenticeship of five , seven , or in some vocations , of ten years ; and by the inter- nal laws of the incorporation , each master ...
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... privileged with advantage to the public . This system is not confined to the towns , but ex- tends to the country also . Places , as well as per- sons , are privileged for trade , or for home or foreign commerce , according to the ...
... privileged with advantage to the public . This system is not confined to the towns , but ex- tends to the country also . Places , as well as per- sons , are privileged for trade , or for home or foreign commerce , according to the ...
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... privileged vagabonds which makes those secret associations on the Continent , called the young Germany , the Bur- schenshaft , & c . , in reality formidable . The students at the universities are too inconsiderable in num- bers * , too ...
... privileged vagabonds which makes those secret associations on the Continent , called the young Germany , the Bur- schenshaft , & c . , in reality formidable . The students at the universities are too inconsiderable in num- bers * , too ...
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| Title | A Tour in Sweden in 1838: Comprising Observations on the Moral, Political, and Economical State of the Swedish Nation Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature 1450-1850 Making of the modern economy |
| Author | Samuel Laing |
| Publisher | Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, & Longmans, 1839 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 May 2008 |
| Length | 431 pages |
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