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skillfullythatthesubjectshadlessreasonforplaintthan
elsereasuryshoeadofa
deficit.torturewas
iroved.goodroadsandgoodschoolsandgooduies,
togetherinistratiohe
peoplefeelthatahe
theytospeaktheveaoneysh.
afterhavingbeenforseveralturiesthebattlefieldof
thefrendtheaustriansandtheshedanes
andthepoles,gerny,enuragedbytheexaleofprussia,
begantainselfnfidendthisheworkof
thelittleoldn,svered
hsnuff,veryunpleasantthings
abouthisneighbours,andeof
eighteeurydiplocyhoutanyregardforthetruth,
providedheuldgainsothingbyhislies.thisinspiteof
hisbook,``anticchiavelli.intheyear1786theend
ca.hisfriendshildrenhehadneverhad.
hediedaloendedbyasingleservantandhisfaithful
dogs,helovedbetterthanhunbeingsbecause,ashe
said,theyairuetotheir
friends.
thertilesystebr >
hoheneionalor
dynasticstatesofeuropetriedto
ketheelvesridwas
antbythertilesystebr >
eenthandtheseveh
odeotakeshape.
theirinsosteverycase.sohad
beentheresultofthedeliberateeffortofasingleking.others
hadhappenedbyce.stillothershadbeentheresultof
favourablenaturalgeographidaries.butoheyhad
beenfouheyhadalloftheriedtthentheir
intealadnistrationathegreatestpossibleinfluence
upnaffairs.allthisofursehadstagreat
dealofhediaevalstatehitslackoftralised
podependuponarichtreasury.thekinggothis
revenuesfrohecroainsandhiscivilservicepaidfor
itself.thedetralisedstateoreplicated
affair.theoldknightsdisappearedandhiredgovent
offiy,navy,and
intealadnistrationdendedllions.thequestionthen
beeytobefound
goldandsilverhadbeenararedityintheddle
ages.theaveragen,asihavetoldyou,neversawagold
pieceaslongashelived.onlytheinhabitantsofthelarge
citiesiliarerica
andtheexploitationoftheperuviannesgedallthis.
theediterrao
theatlantiercialcitiesofitalylost
theirfinanerationstook
theirpladgoldandsilvery.
throughspainandpalandhollandandengland,
preetalsbegantofindtheiroeuropethesixteenth
turyhaditsoersonthesubjectofpolitical
enoandtheyevolvedatheoryofnationalhh
seedtothentirelysoundandofthegreatestpossible
beotheirrespectiveuheyreasohatboth
goldandsilverualh.thereforetheybelieved
thattheuntryhthelargestsupplyofactualcashinthe
vaultsofitstreasuryanditsbahe
rieafollowed
thattherichestuntryostpoould
ruletherestoftheworld.
the``rtilesysteanditwas
acceptedeuioningfaithhhe
earlychristiansbelievedinraclesandnyofthepresent
dayaribusinessnbelieveiariff.inpractice,
thertilesystesfollothe
largestsurplusofpreetalsauntrysthavea
favourablebalao
youeighbourthanheexportstoyourory,hewill
ooneyandeofhis
gold.henceyougainandheloses.asaresultofthiscreed,
theenoofalsteverysevehtury
statewasasfollows:
1.trytogetpossessionofasals
asyou.
2.enuragefntradeinprefereic
trade.
3.enuragethoseindustriesaterials
intoexportablefinishedproducts.
4.enuragealargepopulation,foryouen
foryourfaunity
doesnotraiseenoughen.
5.letthestatechthisprocessandinterferewhenever
itisnecessarytodoso.
insteadardingiionaltradeassothing
akintoaforatureainnatural
laansinterferehepeopleofthe
sixteenthaeeuriestriedtulatetheir
rcebythehelpofofficialdecreesandroyallaial
helpoofthegovent.
ieenthertile
systethiirelyneroduced
itintohisnypossessions.elizabethofengland
flatteredhiyheritation.thebourbons,especiallyking
louisxiv,icaladherentsofthisdoea,
hisgreatnisteroffinanertilisbr >
toalleuropelookedfuidance.
theentirefnpoliical
appliertilesysteited
againsttherichrivalrepublifholland.forthedutch
shippers,asthenerdiseofeurope,
hadcertainleaningstoradeandthereforehad
tobedestroyedatallst.
itstaffect
thelonies.alonyuhertilesysteeca
relyareservoldandsilverandspices,hwas
tobetappedforthebeofthehountry.theasiatic,
arietalsandtheraw
terialsofthesetropitriesbeopolyof
thestateoohatparticularlony.no
outsiderhintheprednonative
ittedtotradeertwhoseshipflewa
fnflag.
undoubtedlytherent
ofyoungindustriesiainuntrieshere
never
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