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www.192.tw56,togetherhthetworebellionsof
1715and1745.intheurseofthefourfreion
hasntraillionsof
debt,overandabovealltheotherextraordinaryannualexpense
putedat
lessthantillions.sogreatashareoftheannual
produceofthelandandlabouroftheuntryhas,sihe
revolution,beeneloyedupondifferentoaintaining
araordinarynuerofunproductivehands.buthadnotthose
hisparticulardiretoseacapital,the
greaterpartofitployedin
intainingproductivehands,ed,
ption.thevalueof
theannualproduceofthelandandlabouroftheuntrywould
havebeennsiderablyincreasedbyiteveryyear,andevery
yearsincreaseeillrethatofthe
folloorelands
proved,andthoseproved
beforeorenufactureswould
havebeeablished.andthoseablished
beforeoreextended;andtoheightthereal
ight,bythisti,havebeen
raised,itisnotperhapsveryeasyeventoigine.
butthoughtheprofusionofgoventst,undoubtedly,
haveretardedthenaturalprogressofenglandtohand
irovent,ithasnotbeeopit.theannualproduce
ofitslandandlabouris,undoubtedly,chgreateratpresent
thaherestorationorattherevolution.the
ployedincultivatingthisland,
andinintainingthislabour,stlikeuchgreater.in
thedstofalltheexaent,thiscapitalhas
beelyandgraduallyacculatedbytheprivatefrugality
andgoodnductofindividuals,bytheiruniversal,ntinual,
anduninterruptedefforttobettertheiroion.itis
thiseffort,protectedbylaytoexert
itselfinthehatisstadvantageous,hhas
intaiheprogressofenglandtoeand
iroventinalstallforrtis,andistobe
hoped,es.england,ho
hasneverbeenblessedoniousgovent,so
parsinyhasatnotibeenthecharacteristicalvirtueofits
inhabitants.itisthehighestiertinendpresution,
therefore,inkingsandopretendtochoverthe
enoofprivatepeople,andtorestraintheirexpeher
bysutuarylaportationn
luxuries.theyaretheelvesalhoutanyexception,
thegreatestspendthriftsinthesociety.lettheookwell
aftertheiroaysafelytrustprivatepeople
htheirs.iftheirancedoesnotruie,
thatoftheirsubjeeverwill.
asfrugalityinihepublic
capital,sothenductofthoseequalstheir
revenue,ulatingorencroag,her
ini.sodesofexpense,ho
tontributeretothegrohanothers.
therevenueofanindividualybespeherinthings
ediediately,andinhonedaysexpense
aybe
spentinthingsredurable,ulated,
andinay,ashechooses,either
alleviateorsupportaentheeffectofthatofthe
folloanoffortune,forexale,yeitherspend
hisrevenueinaprofuseandsutuoustable,andinintaining
agreatnuerofnialservants,andaltitudeofdogsand
horses;oringhielfhafrugaltableandfew
attendants,heylayoutthegreaterpartofitinadoinghis
houseorhisuntryvilla,inusefuloroantalbuildings,in
usefuloroantalfuiture,iingbooks,statues,
piorefrivolous,jewels,baubles,ingenious
trisofdifferentkinds;or,osttriflingofall,in
assingagreathes,likethefavouriteand
nisterofagreatprin
ofequalfortuospendtheirreveheonechieflyinthe
oneagnificeoftheperson
dities,wouldbe
ntinuallyincreasing,everydaysexpeributing
sothingtosupportaentheeffectofthatofthe
follohatoftheother,orary,wouldbenreaterattheendoftheperiodthanatthebeginning.the
forr,too,an
ofthetekindorother,
ightnotbehallthatitst,would
alething.notraceorvestigeoftheexpenseof
thelatterain,andtheeffectsoftenortyyears
profusioelyannihilatedasiftheyhadnever
existed.
astheonedeofexpenseisrefavourablethaher
totheopulenceofanindividual,soisitlikeothatofa
nation.thehouses,thefuiture,theclothingoftheria
littleti,beeusefultotheinferiorandddlingranksof
people.theyareabletopurchasetheeirsuperirow
,andthegeneralacdationofthewholepeople
isthusgraduallyiroved,odeofexpensebees
universalangnoffortune.inuntrieshhavelongbeen
rich,youlyfindtheinferiorranksofpeoplein
possessionbothofhousesandfuitureperfectlygoodand
eofhertheoneuldhavebeenbuilt,nor
theotherhavebeeheiruse.erlyaseat
ofthefalyofseyurishroad.the
rriagebedofjasthefirstofgreatbritain,hhisqueen
broughtdenrkasapresentfitforasnto
ketoasofan
alehouseatdunferine.insoacities,her
havebeenlongstationary,orhavegoodecay,you
etisscardasinglehousehuldhavebeen
builtforitspresentinhabitants.ifyougointothosehouses
too,youanyexcellent,thoughantiquated
piecesoffuiture,illveryfitforuse,andh
uldaslittlehavebeehenoblepalaces,
gnifitvillas,greatllesofbooks,statues,pictures
andothere
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