 Potosi and Golconda put together would not purchase my assent to them. Do you count what treasuries of bitter indignation they are laying up for you in every just English heart? Do you know what questions, not as to Corn-prices and Sliding-scales alone,...  The Christian Teacher - 第 294 頁1843完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1840 - 520 頁
...living substance ; — nay is far worse ; for in every windstorm ('commercial crisis' or the like), it frets and creaks, jolts itself to and fro, and cannot...for a hundred thousand pounds an hour allow those Corn- Laws to continue ! Potosi and Golconda put together would not purchase my assent to them. Do... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1843 - 280 頁
...is far worse ; for in every windstorm ('commercial crisis' or the like), it frets and creaks, joltb itself to and fro, and cannot lie quiet as your dead...my assent to them. Do you count what treasuries of bitter indignation they are laying up for you in every just English heart ? Do you know what questions,... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1843 - 404 頁
...living substance; — nay is far worse; for in every windstorm (' commercial crisis' or the like), it frets and creaks, jolts itself to and fro, and cannot...thousand pounds an hour allow those Corn-Laws to continue I Potosi and Golconda put together would not purchase my assent to them. Do you count what treasuries... | |
 | 1843 - 574 頁
...living substance : — nay is far worse ; for in every windstorm (" commercial crisis " or the like), it frets and creaks, jolts itself to and fro, and cannot...for a hundred thousand pounds an hour allow those Corn Laws to continue ! Potosi and Golconda put together would not purchase my assent to them. Do you... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1843 - 850 頁
...Conservative party of England, I would not for 100,0002. an hour allow those Corn-laws to continue. Potosí and Golconda put together would not purchase my assent to them. Do you count what treasuries of bitter indignation they are laying up for you in every just English heart ? Do you know what questions,... | |
 | 1844 - 484 頁
...caused by some of their existing laws. « Ifl were the Conservative party of England," says Carlyle, " I would not for a hundred thousand pounds an hour allow those ComLaws to continue ! Potosi and Golconda put together would not purchase my assent to them." Argument... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1848 - 654 頁
...living substance:—nay is far worse ; for in every windstorm (' commercial crisis' or the like), it frets and creaks, jolts itself to and fro, and cannot...hour allow those Corn-Laws to continue Potosi and Goleonda put together would not purchase my assent to them. Do you count what treasuries of bitter... | |
 | Archibald Prentice - 1853 - 458 頁
...windstorm ('commercial crisis' or the like), it frets and creaks, jolts itself to and fro, and cannot be quiet as your dead iron spike would ! If I were the...for a hundred thousand pounds an hour allow those Corn Laws to continue. All Potosi and Golconda put together would not purchase my assent to them. Do... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1862 - 656 頁
...living substance : — nay is far worse ; for in every windstorm (' commercial crisis ' or the like), it frets and creaks, jolts itself to and fro. and cannot...iron spike would ! If I were the Conservative Party ,pf England (which is another bold figure of speech ), JLarould not,:f,or a hundred thousand . pounds... | |
 | John McGilchrist - 1865 - 320 頁
...will or can you preserve it f The thing is not fair. Impossible, a thousand fold, is marked on that If I were the Conservative party of England (which...for a hundred thousand pounds an hour allow those Corn Laws to continue. All Potosi and Golconda put together would not purchase my assent to them. Do... | |
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