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Richard, equally martial and brave, carried with him more of the barbarian character, and was guilty of acts of ferocity, which threw a stain on his celebrated victories. Bened. Abb. p. 673. M. Paris, p. 115. Vinisauf, p. 346.
In the year 1612, according to Missenden, in his Circle of Commerce, the exports to all the world amounted to 2,090,640l., and the imports to 2,141,151l.; on the latter, however, the custom duties are charged; the custom duties on the exports were 86,794l.; the impost paid outwards on woollen goods, tin, lead, pewter, &c. 10,000l.; and the merchants' gains, freight, and other charges, to 300,000l.: if these be added to the value of the exports, the total amount will be 2,487,435l, from which the imports, including custom duty on them, being deducted, leaves 346,283l., which Missenden regards as the balance gained that year by the nation.
Ib. Life of Mackenzie, vol i., pp. 345, 346. Narrative, chap. iii. Ib. Narrative, chap. iii. See Head's despatch to Lord Glenelg, dated February 22nd, 1836, in Narrative, chap. iv. Ib. See the extra number of the Gazette issued on that date.
"Providence," he writes, "preserved my life that I might make known my great discoveries to the world." Most of them include the mendacious narrative of the pretended descent of the Mississippi. For a list of them, see Hist. Mag., i. 346; ii. 24. The following is from a letter of La Salle, dated at Fort Frontenac, 22 Aug. 1681.
No man is incapable of improvement, and under a wise systematic discipline most men do improve. A remarkable witness is found in the experience of Dr Browning who was engaged as Surgeon-superintendent of convict ships between 1831 and 1848. Of one voyage from Norfolk Island to Tasmania he was in charge of 346 "old hands."
They were stripped, and slain, and their fields laid waste. Philip was now master of the keys of Greece, and the recognized leader of the Amphictyonic Council. Athens had secured an inglorious peace with her enemy, through the corruption of her own envoys, B.C. 346, and was soon to reap the penalty of her credulity and indolence.
The Imperial Parliament would collect about £7,794,000, and after deducting £5,346,000 would hand back to the Irish Exchequer the difference of £2,458,000. The revenues upon which the Chancellor in the Irish Parliament could rely would be, therefore, £6,366,000. Out of this an expenditure of £9,562,000 would have to be met.
New York: D. Appleton & Co., 346 and 348 Broadway. 1860. pp. 226. It is very well that Mr. Arnold should tell us on the title-page that his version is after that of Goethe. Nothing could be truer, and it is a very long way after, too.
Between 1850 and 1914, 375,430,000 fl. have been devoted to the reduction of debt; and the Sinking Fund in 1915 was 6,346,000 fl. Since that date Holland has suffered from the consequences of the Great War, but, having successfully maintained her neutrality, she has suffered relatively far less than any of her neighbours. Taxation in Holland has always been high.
A further advance was checked by a disgraceful peace engineered by Philocrates and Aeschines in 346.
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