Great movements, and those who achieved them (1882)
Nicoll, Henry James · New York, Harper & Bros. · leaf 309
ement duty imposes onhim, he is not in a position to employ the literary talent whichhe would otherwise be enabled to do. The generality of thetax, and its equality of amount, whether charged upon paperswhich circulate 5000 or 500, is another point which weighswith unusual severity upon the… … WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONK. BOSTO W^ LIBRARY Advertising Vans. 303 duties would more than replace to the revenue that lost by thereduction. Another gentleman, Mr. Cooke, observed that,from his experience as an advertising agent, he could assurethe Chancellor of the Exchequer that the pressure of the…
