Great Books of the Western World, Band 43Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... called for government protection of manufactures by means of duties . Although this last proposal was defeated by Congress , it has been called the " first great re- volt from Adam Smith . " Madison , elected a member of the House of ...
... called for government protection of manufactures by means of duties . Although this last proposal was defeated by Congress , it has been called the " first great re- volt from Adam Smith . " Madison , elected a member of the House of ...
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... called in 1783 by the legislature for the establishment of a constitution for that com- monwealth . The plan , like everything from the same pen , marks a turn of thinking , origi- nal , comprehensive , and accurate ; and is the more ...
... called in 1783 by the legislature for the establishment of a constitution for that com- monwealth . The plan , like everything from the same pen , marks a turn of thinking , origi- nal , comprehensive , and accurate ; and is the more ...
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... called sophist . It is true that similar confusion and uncer- tainty , and in some cases similar discordance , exist respecting the first principles of all the sciences , not excepting that which is deemed the most certain of them ...
... called sophist . It is true that similar confusion and uncer- tainty , and in some cases similar discordance , exist respecting the first principles of all the sciences , not excepting that which is deemed the most certain of them ...
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