 | 1749 - 672 pages
...Manchcder and Leeds, where all are free, than in any which has companies of trades, and exclulive charters. So true and certain it , „. is, that thefe rights and privileges, as they youngmarricd women, that are honril— •re called, do multiply the numbers of virtuous : by which... | |
 | John Ramsay McCulloch - 1859 - 656 pages
...has companies of trades, and exclusive charters. (£f" So 68 true true and certain it is, that these rights and privileges, as they are called, do multiply the numbers of the poor, instead of diminishing them ; because they damp the spirit of industry, frugality, and emulation. A... | |
 | Walter Ernest Clark - 1903 - 286 pages
...free), than in towns with exclusive charters and trading companies. So true and certain is it that these rights and privileges, as they are called, do multiply the numbers of the poor, because they damp the spirit of industry, frugality and emulation. A manufacturer who knows that no... | |
 | 1749 - 694 pages
...and Leifcls, where all are free, than in aHy which has companies of trades, and cxclufive charters. So true and certain it is\ that thefe rights and privileges, as they are called. ountiy admit foreigners, whoQ do multiply the numbers of the foot, Icttle among them, by damping the... | |
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... because they damp the spirit of industry, frugality and emulation. A manufacturer who knows that no foreigner dares come in to be a competitor against him, thinks himself privileged to be idle. 