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L BM ENT S of POLITICAL SCIENCE.
_By".JOI-iN

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W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh.

This Treatise is divided into three Boas; on the ;Cointi-
tution of"Goverttnient, the Duties of Gm-eminent, and the
Revenues of Govrruit, Under these heads it is. proposed
to give :t connected and systematic view of Politic,. and.„of
that impurtant • branch of the science usually denUminated
Political Economy.

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Naval Station, and the Key to Ullf Territorial Tossessions'
India, offered for Consideration, -

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not only as.to its present eircutnstantes, but its future proba-
ble importance, in which new !lourees of Ti.eastir and Reve-
nue, 'arid neiv Fields for Exertion, ate opened; 1-lintsfor the
Diseorery-of new Niarkets for- nritish MailufatttireS suggest-
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'Thousands, Wh0...1)y the 'sudden and unexpected -rei,urn.al
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