dint of
enormous
taxes,
were
subsidizing
all the
continent
against
France,
the
English
were
growing
rich every
year
faster
than any
people
ever grew
before. It
is their
maxim,
that the
weight of
taxes must
be
calculated
not by
what is
taken, but
by what is
left.
Solvency
is in the
ideas and
mechanism
of an
Englishman.
The
Crystal
Palace is
not
considered
honest
until it
pays; --
no matter
how much
convenience,
beauty, or
