...drew more revenue from the colonies than under the new, and he cites the example of Holland, which loaded itself with ten times the impositions which it revolted from Spain rather than submit to. He claims that "tyranny is a poor provider," knowing neither how to accumulate nor how to extract. Such...

...liberality flowed with so strong a course ; by attempting to take, instead of being satisfied to receive ? Sir William Temple says , that Holland has loaded...knows neither how to accumulate, nor how to extract. I charge therefore to this new and unfortunate system the loss not only of peace, of union, and of...

...liberality flowed with so strong a course ; by attempting to take, instead of being satisfied to receive ? Sir William Temple says that Holland has loaded itself...which it revolted from Spain, rather than submit to. [Summary] He says true. Tyranny is a poor provider. Itknoivs neither how to accumulate, nor hoiv to...

...itself with ten times the impositions, which it revolted from Spain, rather than submit to. [Summary] He says true. Tyranny is a poor provider. It knows neither how to accumulate, nor how to extract. — BURKE : American Taxation. A series of short sentences produces the effect of hurried movement,...

...so strong a course, by attempting to take, instead of being satisfied to receive? Sir ЛУПИат e the empire of himself; in it Most be supreme, establishing...BYSSHE SHELLEY I met a traveler from an antique land Wh I charge therefore to this new and unfortunate system the loss not only of pea«, of union, and of...

...liberality flowed with so strong a course, by attempting to take, instead of being satisfied to receive? Sir William Temple says that Holland has loaded itself...which it revolted from Spain rather than submit to. lie says true. Tyranny is a poor provider. It knows neither how to accumulate nor how to extract. I...

...Chapter viii. pp. 253-4, above ; and add to it the following from his speech on American Taxation : ' Sir William Temple says, that Holland has loaded itself...knows neither how to accumulate, nor how to extract/ a ffewe regions be fibre specified.] See Chapter ii. above, and notes. we se dayly, &e.] Here no doubt...

...rose. In the end, the system tended to conform to the ancient rule that freeS EVEN REVOLUTION Holland loaded itself with ten times the impositions which it revolted from Spain rather than submit to. Tyranny is a poor provider. It knows neither how to accumulate nor how to extract. — Edmund Burke,...

...flowed with so strong a course ; by 25 attempting to take, instead of being satisfied to receive ? Sir William Temple says, that Holland has loaded itself...poor provider. It knows neither how to accumulate, 30 nor how to extract. but even of revenue, which its friends are contending for. It is morally certain,...