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spelling | Lovelass, Peter Verfasser aut A proposed practicable plan, for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout England as, that in the course of a few years, the parishes may be eased of one fourth, if not of one third part of their present burthens, and probably within twenty years to come, of more than one third, if not of one half thereof, and the poor be better provided for than ever they have been, and, without any alteration or variation being made, in what are commonly termed the Poor laws, or, shifting, as from one burthen to another on the people, or, obliging any individuals that are now under no obligation to assist the poor, to contribute thereto, or, depriving any body of people of any rights which the existing laws furnish them with or, varying one tittle the Spirit or meaning of the laws of England, and, instead of diminishing the public revenue, absolutely increase it, unless it should be the Legislature's pleasure to make some alteration in the Statute of 36 Geo. III. c. 52 by Pe.... S.l. [s.n.] 1804 Online-Ressource 21 cm txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 18923. - OCLC, 16118762. - Reproduction of original from Goldsmiths' Library, University of London Online-Ausgabe Farmington Hills, Mich Thomson Gale The Making of the Modern World Sonstige Standardnummer des Gesamttitels: 22382495 Available via the World Wide Web Full text online aPoor - England aPoor laws zGreat Britain Poor England Poor laws Great Britain Großbritannien Reproduktion von Lovelass, Peter A proposed practicable plan, for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout England 1804 http://nl.sub.uni-goettingen.de/id/19010181602400?origin=/collection/nlh-mme Volltext |
spellingShingle | Lovelass, Peter A proposed practicable plan, for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout England as, that in the course of a few years, the parishes may be eased of one fourth, if not of one third part of their present burthens, and probably within twenty years to come, of more than one third, if not of one half thereof, and the poor be better provided for than ever they have been, and, without any alteration or variation being made, in what are commonly termed the Poor laws, or, shifting, as from one burthen to another on the people, or, obliging any individuals that are now under no obligation to assist the poor, to contribute thereto, or, depriving any body of people of any rights which the existing laws furnish them with or, varying one tittle the Spirit or meaning of the laws of England, and, instead of diminishing the public revenue, absolutely increase it, unless it should be the Legislature's pleasure to make some alteration in the Statute of 36 Geo. III. c. 52 aPoor - England aPoor laws zGreat Britain Poor England Poor laws Great Britain |
title | A proposed practicable plan, for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout England as, that in the course of a few years, the parishes may be eased of one fourth, if not of one third part of their present burthens, and probably within twenty years to come, of more than one third, if not of one half thereof, and the poor be better provided for than ever they have been, and, without any alteration or variation being made, in what are commonly termed the Poor laws, or, shifting, as from one burthen to another on the people, or, obliging any individuals that are now under no obligation to assist the poor, to contribute thereto, or, depriving any body of people of any rights which the existing laws furnish them with or, varying one tittle the Spirit or meaning of the laws of England, and, instead of diminishing the public revenue, absolutely increase it, unless it should be the Legislature's pleasure to make some alteration in the Statute of 36 Geo. III. c. 52 |
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title_exact_search | A proposed practicable plan, for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout England as, that in the course of a few years, the parishes may be eased of one fourth, if not of one third part of their present burthens, and probably within twenty years to come, of more than one third, if not of one half thereof, and the poor be better provided for than ever they have been, and, without any alteration or variation being made, in what are commonly termed the Poor laws, or, shifting, as from one burthen to another on the people, or, obliging any individuals that are now under no obligation to assist the poor, to contribute thereto, or, depriving any body of people of any rights which the existing laws furnish them with or, varying one tittle the Spirit or meaning of the laws of England, and, instead of diminishing the public revenue, absolutely increase it, unless it should be the Legislature's pleasure to make some alteration in the Statute of 36 Geo. III. c. 52 |
title_exact_search_txtP | A proposed practicable plan, for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout England as, that in the course of a few years, the parishes may be eased of one fourth, if not of one third part of their present burthens, and probably within twenty years to come, of more than one third, if not of one half thereof, and the poor be better provided for than ever they have been, and, without any alteration or variation being made, in what are commonly termed the Poor laws, or, shifting, as from one burthen to another on the people, or, obliging any individuals that are now under no obligation to assist the poor, to contribute thereto, or, depriving any body of people of any rights which the existing laws furnish them with or, varying one tittle the Spirit or meaning of the laws of England, and, instead of diminishing the public revenue, absolutely increase it, unless it should be the Legislature's pleasure to make some alteration in the Statute of 36 Geo. III. c. 52 |
title_full | A proposed practicable plan, for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout England as, that in the course of a few years, the parishes may be eased of one fourth, if not of one third part of their present burthens, and probably within twenty years to come, of more than one third, if not of one half thereof, and the poor be better provided for than ever they have been, and, without any alteration or variation being made, in what are commonly termed the Poor laws, or, shifting, as from one burthen to another on the people, or, obliging any individuals that are now under no obligation to assist the poor, to contribute thereto, or, depriving any body of people of any rights which the existing laws furnish them with or, varying one tittle the Spirit or meaning of the laws of England, and, instead of diminishing the public revenue, absolutely increase it, unless it should be the Legislature's pleasure to make some alteration in the Statute of 36 Geo. III. c. 52 by Pe.... |
title_fullStr | A proposed practicable plan, for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout England as, that in the course of a few years, the parishes may be eased of one fourth, if not of one third part of their present burthens, and probably within twenty years to come, of more than one third, if not of one half thereof, and the poor be better provided for than ever they have been, and, without any alteration or variation being made, in what are commonly termed the Poor laws, or, shifting, as from one burthen to another on the people, or, obliging any individuals that are now under no obligation to assist the poor, to contribute thereto, or, depriving any body of people of any rights which the existing laws furnish them with or, varying one tittle the Spirit or meaning of the laws of England, and, instead of diminishing the public revenue, absolutely increase it, unless it should be the Legislature's pleasure to make some alteration in the Statute of 36 Geo. III. c. 52 by Pe.... |
title_full_unstemmed | A proposed practicable plan, for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout England as, that in the course of a few years, the parishes may be eased of one fourth, if not of one third part of their present burthens, and probably within twenty years to come, of more than one third, if not of one half thereof, and the poor be better provided for than ever they have been, and, without any alteration or variation being made, in what are commonly termed the Poor laws, or, shifting, as from one burthen to another on the people, or, obliging any individuals that are now under no obligation to assist the poor, to contribute thereto, or, depriving any body of people of any rights which the existing laws furnish them with or, varying one tittle the Spirit or meaning of the laws of England, and, instead of diminishing the public revenue, absolutely increase it, unless it should be the Legislature's pleasure to make some alteration in the Statute of 36 Geo. III. c. 52 by Pe.... |
title_short | A proposed practicable plan, for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout England |
title_sort | a proposed practicable plan for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout england as that in the course of a few years the parishes may be eased of one fourth if not of one third part of their present burthens and probably within twenty years to come of more than one third if not of one half thereof and the poor be better provided for than ever they have been and without any alteration or variation being made in what are commonly termed the poor laws or shifting as from one burthen to another on the people or obliging any individuals that are now under no obligation to assist the poor to contribute thereto or depriving any body of people of any rights which the existing laws furnish them with or varying one tittle the spirit or meaning of the laws of england and instead of diminishing the public revenue absolutely increase it unless it should be the legislature s pleasure to make some alteration in the statute of 36 geo iii c 52 |
title_sub | as, that in the course of a few years, the parishes may be eased of one fourth, if not of one third part of their present burthens, and probably within twenty years to come, of more than one third, if not of one half thereof, and the poor be better provided for than ever they have been, and, without any alteration or variation being made, in what are commonly termed the Poor laws, or, shifting, as from one burthen to another on the people, or, obliging any individuals that are now under no obligation to assist the poor, to contribute thereto, or, depriving any body of people of any rights which the existing laws furnish them with or, varying one tittle the Spirit or meaning of the laws of England, and, instead of diminishing the public revenue, absolutely increase it, unless it should be the Legislature's pleasure to make some alteration in the Statute of 36 Geo. III. c. 52 |
topic | aPoor - England aPoor laws zGreat Britain Poor England Poor laws Great Britain |
topic_facet | aPoor - England aPoor laws zGreat Britain Poor England Poor laws Great Britain Großbritannien |
url | http://nl.sub.uni-goettingen.de/id/19010181602400?origin=/collection/nlh-mme |
work_keys_str_mv | AT lovelasspeter aproposedpracticableplanforsuchaspeedyeasementofthepoorratesthroughoutenglandasthatinthecourseofafewyearstheparishesmaybeeasedofonefourthifnotofonethirdpartoftheirpresentburthensandprobablywithintwentyyearstocomeofmorethanonethirdifnotofonehalfthereofandt |