— 508-10.

Laws preventing the abundance of capital — general characteristic of — 236, 246, 249, 251, 379, 441, 443 Whitney. Eli (1765-1825)— 362, 369 Wilks. Mark (1760-1831)— 338 William HI of Orange (1650-1702): King (1689-1702)— 677 William IV (1765-1837): King (1830- 1848) — 264 OWEN, Robert Observations on Certain Verbal Disputes in Pol. Econ., edit. Alonzo Potter, New York.

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