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... nature , a solemn pledge of faith to creditors for the payment of the debts due to them . To borrow money on their credit for other purposes , or in other words , to make them the subject of any other pledge , or to make even a ...
... nature , a solemn pledge of faith to creditors for the payment of the debts due to them . To borrow money on their credit for other purposes , or in other words , to make them the subject of any other pledge , or to make even a ...
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... natural appendages , useless offices have been maintained and enormous salaries annexed to them , either as rewards to the partizans of its authors , or with a view to divert attention from the frauds they were perpetrating by the ...
... natural appendages , useless offices have been maintained and enormous salaries annexed to them , either as rewards to the partizans of its authors , or with a view to divert attention from the frauds they were perpetrating by the ...
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... nature of their functions , will be so competent to form a correct judgment in regard to the propriety of such modifications in special cases as others , whose connection with the subjects of fires and insurance , gives them to some ...
... nature of their functions , will be so competent to form a correct judgment in regard to the propriety of such modifications in special cases as others , whose connection with the subjects of fires and insurance , gives them to some ...
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... natural result of attracting foreign capital for investment . In this State the ancient disability is continued , and with the opposite effect of excluding such investments . If foreigners are willing to come among us with their capital ...
... natural result of attracting foreign capital for investment . In this State the ancient disability is continued , and with the opposite effect of excluding such investments . If foreigners are willing to come among us with their capital ...
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... nature of an excise on the health and comfort of its inhabitants . While real estate is known to be valued at one - third or one - half what it is worth , mortgages , where they do not escape the scrutiny of assessors altogether , are ...
... nature of an excise on the health and comfort of its inhabitants . While real estate is known to be valued at one - third or one - half what it is worth , mortgages , where they do not escape the scrutiny of assessors altogether , are ...
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| Title | Documents of the Senate of the State of New York, Volume 1 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Senate |
| Publisher | E. Croswell, 1873 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 2 Oct 2007 |
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