Callahan, Charles Hilliard, 1858-1944 · Washington : National Capital Press · leaf 137
e advantage accruingto the mother country will fall greatly short of the expectations of the ministry,for certain it is, that our whole substance already in a manner flows to GreatBritain, and that whatsoever contributes to lessen our importations must be hurtfulto her manufactures. The eyes of our… … RICHARD HENRY LEE. WASHINGTON THE CIVH^IAN. 85 and be a necessary incitement to industry. . . . As to the stamp act, regardedin a single view, one of the first bad consequences attending it is that our courts ofjudicature must inevitably be shut up; for it is impossible, or next to impossible,under…
