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An edition of Disinherited, or, Principle and expediency explained as affecting public welfare and private happiness, in answer to "Poor laws and paupers," by Miss Martineau (1835)

Disinherited, or, Principle and expediency explained as affecting public welfare and private happiness, in answer to "Poor laws and paupers," by Miss Martineau

also a proposal for a new code of laws ...

by and

Disinherited, or, Principle and expediency ex...
Robert Wilmot-Horton, Harriet ...
Disinherited, or, Principle and expediency explained as affecting public welfare and private happiness, in answer to "Poor laws and paupers," by Miss Martineau by Robert Wilmot-Horton, Harriet Martineau, Robert Wilmot-Horton, Harriet Martineau
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An edition of Disinherited, or, Principle and expediency explained as affecting public welfare and private happiness, in answer to "Poor laws and paupers," by Miss Martineau (1835)

Disinherited, or, Principle and expediency explained as affecting public welfare and private happiness, in answer to "Poor laws and paupers," by Miss Martineau

also a proposal for a new code of laws ...

by and

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Disinherited, or, Principle and expediency explained as affecting public welfare and private happiness, in answer to "Poor laws and paupers," by Miss Martineau: also a proposal for a new code of laws ...
1835, [s.n.]
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Title of v. 2: National debt, demonstrated as capable of being paid without taxes.

Errata at end of text of both volumes.

Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 28971.

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England
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Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature -- no. 28971, Making of the Modern World
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National debt, demonstrated as capable of being paid without taxes., Principle and expediency explained as affecting public welfare and private happiness.

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2 v.

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OL62581610M
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18675607

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