Titlebook: Dean Tucker and Eighteenth-Century Economic and Political Thought; George Shelton Book 1981 George Shelton 1981 economics.policy

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The ,it does not represent his last word on the subject, it is worth examining in some detail, not only because it was his first work in economics as such, but also because it was the one for which he was best known in his own day. Both the . and the ., written later as parts of a never completed ‘great

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The Naturalisation Question,irst the question of the naturalisation of foreign Protestants and then that of Jews became burning issues of the day. All the latent prejudices of the populace were aroused and used for party purposes by those who wished ill of the government. A bill to naturalise foreign Protestants had been intro

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,The ‘Great Work’, winter ‘if I can finish a task which is now set me; .. to write a treatise upon the principles of commerce for the use of the Prince of Wales, and to be entitled, .’.. This is the first reference to a project which never came to fruition.

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