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An excerpt from; Shakespeare - A Renaissance Perennial By Jeremy Nieboer This article consists of a consideration of the treatise by Martin Lings entitled ‘The Secret of Shakespeare’ first published in part in 1965 in ‘Tomorrow’ and then in its full version as an essay in[1]’ 2005.
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An essay by Anna McClelland(All that follows is inspired by the wisdom and remarkable writings of Leslie Blake, with the guidance and patient encouragement of Ian Murdoch.)
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Richard Glover – September 2019 Abridged from article published in Land and Liberty (1238) with the kind permission. Interest is at the heart of today’s economy, affecting savings, investments, pensions, mortgages, the macroeconomy, and even international flows of finance....
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An essay by Jon Lewis
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An essay by Raymond Makewell Introduction In the book ‘The Science of Economics’, a chapter is devoted to Leon MacLaren’s observations regarding economic cycles. He observed that everything in nature behaves in cyclical patterns, of growth, activity and contraction, within which there are large and
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A paper presented to the International Economics & Law Conference, 2016, by Tommas Graves
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A paper presented to the International Economics & Law Conference, 2016, by Peter Bowman
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A paper present to the International Economics & Law Conference, 2016, by John De Val
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A paper presented to the International Economics & Law Conference, 2016, by Peter Bowman
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An essay by Raymond Makewell Introduction This essay is an examination of the forms that taxation took and how it evolved in different situations during the Anglo-Saxon period. Taxation can take many different forms in different contexts. As a general rule we consider taxation to be money, goods or
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An essay by Raymond Makewell
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A paper presented at the Annual Economics Conference, 2015 John De Val
