Monitor issue defends free trade and colonial manufacturing
In this fragment from The Monitor No 2, the purpose is to discountenance all monopolies and to encourage our manufactories both at home and in our colonies, attributed to B.
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Monitor
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 23, 1755
Page
1
Political Thought on Election and Legislation in 1755
A 1755 discussion cites Locke on civil government, stressing that altering electors or election methods without consent undermines the people’s legislative authority. It argues property and peace rely on a stable, unaltered legislative power grounded in the social compact and initial formation of society.
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