...must rise from 261. to 521. , the price of the two hundred quarters would be 5721. instead of 28G/. ; and the price of the landlord's two hundred quarters...more than ten times as efficient in the production of exportable commodities, doubled, or more than doubled its value in the foreign market, and reduced...

...patrimony was, in fact, the creation of the chimneys and jennies of his neighbour, the manufacturer. I Such, in fact, were the events which actually occurred...more than ten times as efficient in the production of export* C 2 able commodities, doubled, or more than doubled its value in the foreign market, and reduced...

..." called his patrimony was, in fact, the creation " of the chimneys and jennies of his neigh" bour, the manufacturer. Such in fact, were " the events...occurred in this " country during the latter part of the eigh" teenth and beginning of the nineteenth cen" tury. The inventions of Arkwright and Watt, " by...

...could aspire to; little imagining that his superiority was owing to the steam engines and spinning jennies of his neighbour the manufacturer. " Such,...beginning of the nineteenth century. The inventions of Hargreaves, Arkwright, and Watt, by making English labour ten times, or more than ten times, as efficient...

...autos de fe, both particular and general, the records of which have not been completely published.69 In the latter part of the eighteenth and the beginning of the nineteenth century, the inquisition, which till then had been mainly engaged in persecuting Portuguese Jews, sorcerers, witches,...

...of the people. An industrial revolution happened when the power of steam was applied to machinery in the latter part of the eighteenth and the beginning of the nineteenth century. The other day naval critics declared that the introduction of wireless telegraphy and submarines would...

...to America. Likewise the colonists who were not servants came to better their economic condition. In the latter part of the eighteenth and the beginning of the nineteenth century, the same cause continued to contribute an active immigration, but it was not until towards the middle of...

...to America. Likewise the colonists who were not servants came to better their economic condition. In the latter part of the eighteenth and the beginning of the nineteenth century, the same cause continued to contribute an active immigration, but it was not until towards the middle of...

...the political power of the Europeans was further stimulated by the doings of the British in the East during the latter part of the eighteenth and the beginning of the nineteenth century. The successful extension of the British arms and possessions in India and the Eastern Archipelago could...

...the midst of a revolutionary philosophy almost inevitably inaugurated a reaction towards Catholicism. During the latter part of the eighteenth and the beginning of the nineteenth century the creed of a Savoyard Vicar exercised a profound influence.2 For all those who on the morrow of the Revolution...