A Letter to Mr. Cobbett, in Refutation of His Promulgated Opinions, Respecting the Consequence of a Contraction of the Currency (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from A Letter to Mr. Cobbett, in Refutation of His Promulgated Opinions, Respecting the Consequence of a Contraction of the Currency

Your friend Candidus attempted to do this for you he culled out of it the best argument he could find for that purpose: and, had he been a school boy, his master, in all probability, would have decorated him with the dunce's cap, for advancing so silly a proposition. This, as I shall show presently, was a complete failure; and now,l suppose, I shall be, told that it will be necessary for me to wade through all the pages of the Political Register, before I can be, in any way, competent to discuss this question with the great Mr. Cobbett and, after that' if, it will answer the purpose offurther evasion, I shall probably be sent to the Porcupine in which, by your own acknowledgement, you Opposed the principles which you are now advocating, and supported, must stre nously, those Every measures of Government, which you are now re probating.

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