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... 000 was the price demanded the landowner, yet that same plot is assessed for taxation purposes 50s! The return to the gold standard responsible for many of our present l -'*. declared Comrade Mann, and was ]ust another of the financial barons to suit ...

... some pasta of &sirup,. (2) The donation enforced by the banks, ending with Mr Churchill's action in forcing as on to the gold standard. 131 The failure et policy of world batmen' In allowing a continued rapid full of world prices, and (4) 'Mei excessive ...