The Real Merchant
William Cobbett makes a distinction between everyday business and the murky world of Westminster lobbyists and financial speculation.
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The urge to take into one’s own hands the task of discovery and improvement is one of the main driving forces of human prosperity.
William Cobbett makes a distinction between everyday business and the murky world of Westminster lobbyists and financial speculation.
English industry received a welcome boost after a French King gave in to prejudice.
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