Harper's Encyclopædia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1906, Band 4Harper & brothers, 1906 |
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... effect , if the only one , is not to be re- garded as a trivial inconvenience . If , then , the unit ought not to be at tached exclusively to either of the metals , the proportion which ought to subsist be- tween them in the coins ...
... effect , if the only one , is not to be re- garded as a trivial inconvenience . If , then , the unit ought not to be at tached exclusively to either of the metals , the proportion which ought to subsist be- tween them in the coins ...
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... effect meditated would be defeated by a rise of prices proportioned to the diminu- tion of the intrinsic value of the coins . This might be looked for in every en- lightened commercial country , but , per- haps , in none with greater ...
... effect meditated would be defeated by a rise of prices proportioned to the diminu- tion of the intrinsic value of the coins . This might be looked for in every en- lightened commercial country , but , per- haps , in none with greater ...
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... effect , physical , mental , and moral , which suggestion properly applied in the hypnotic condition is able to pro- duce . As examples of the physical effects which it is possible to produce by sug- gestion , the following may be ...
... effect , physical , mental , and moral , which suggestion properly applied in the hypnotic condition is able to pro- duce . As examples of the physical effects which it is possible to produce by sug- gestion , the following may be ...
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