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There is no other article of so much importance to keep cheap, and thereby to give the habit of consumption to our poor, asrice. Of what con-+ sequence would the present scarcity be, if we had now enough for one or two month's con- sumption?

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No. IV:

IMPORT OF CORN.

IMPORT OF WHEAT FROM 1781, INTO ENGLAND.

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