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* Anderson's Collections, vol. ii. p. 38; vol. iv. p. 167, 168. Spotswood, p. 200. Keith, p. 374. Keith, p. 372. Anderson, vol. ii. p. 3. * Keith, p. 373. Keith, p. 374, 375. * Keith, p. 405. Anderson, vol. i. p. 38, 40, 50, 52. v Anderson, vol. ii. p. 274. v* Spotswood, p. 201. v Keith, p. 375. Anderson, vol. i. p. 52. v * Keith, p. 376. Anderson, vol. ii. p. 106. Spotswood, p. 201.
See M. Napier's Correspondence, pp. 57-59, for the composition. See Bain's James Mill, pp. 374, 415-18. Fragment, pp. 190, 192, 213, 298, 307, 326. Ibid. p. 210. Ethical Philosophy , pp. 188, 193. M. Napier's Correspondence, p. 25. Essay on Sir J. Mackintosh. Essay on Lord Holland. Ibid. p. 85. Ibid. p. 145. Ibid. p. 9. Ibid. p. 120. Ethical Philosophy, pp. 14, 170. Ibid. p. 197. Ibid. p. 248.
Hochst was organised in 1863 and started with five workmen. In 1912 it employed 7680 workmen, 374 foremen, 307 academically trained chemists, and 74 highly qualified engineers. The works of the Badische, which was organised in 1865, covered, in 1914, 500 acres, with a water front of a mile and half on the Rhine.
The debts of the navy at that time amounted to near 374,000 pounds. He tells us that he was "writing a little treatise to present to the duke, about our privileges in the seas, as to other nations striking their flags to us."
The gold standard has not driven silver out of circulation, for it is still found convenient to use it in settling immediately our smaller business transactions. When the silver dollar was first coined, and indeed up to the present date, the intention was that it should contain about a dollar's worth of silver, or 374 1/4 Troy grains of the pure metal.
The richly crocketed gables, the flying buttresses and pinnacles which run half way up this spire, while they adorn it, seem to stunt the profile and rob it of its towering altitude, just as is the case with the western spires of St. Ouen. Yet this northern tower is considerably higher than the ancient one at the south, being 374 feet high, while the more ancient spire is only 348.
The ordinary receipts into the general fund, excluding postal revenues, amounted to $701,372,374.99, and the disbursements from the general fund for current expenses and capital outlays, excluding postal and Panama Canal disbursements, including the interest on the public debt, amounted to $654,137,907-89, leaving a surplus Of $47,234,377.10.
To make assurance doubly sure he turns to official statistics, and there he finds the following table: Hereditary nobles........652,887 Personal nobles..........374,367 Clerical classes.........695,905 Town classes...........7,196,005 Rural classes.........63,840,291 Military classes.......4,767,703 Foreigners...............153,185 77,680,293*
There are English authors who allow of mental reservation and equivocation; such is Jeremy Taylor. He says, "In the same cases in which it is lawful to tell a lie, in the same cases it is lawful to use a mental reservation." Ibid. p. 374.
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