Wirtschaftlichkeitslehre

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Identifikator:: 1777655390

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-178507

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Kobatsch, Rudolf http://d-nb.info/gnd/1013687159

Title:: Wirtschaftlichkeitslehre

Place of publication:: Wien

Publisher:: Österr. Staatsdr.

Year of publication:: 1928

Scope:: IV, 200 S.

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: 12. Soziale Wirkung der Rationalisierung

Collection:: Economics Books

224 Benjamin Franklin [1781 seas, to furnish the arms, ammunition, and clothing specified in the estimate heretofore transmitted, and to assist with the loan mentioned in the letter, they flatter themselves that, under the Divine blessing, the war must speedily be terminated with glory and advantage to both nations.” By several letters to me from intelligent persons it appears that the great and expensive exertions of the last year, by which a force was assembled capable of facing the enemy, and which accordingly drew to- wards New York, and lay long near that city, was rendered ineffectual by the superiority of the enemy at sea; and that their successes in Carolina had been chiefly owing to that superiority, and to the want of the necessary means for furnishing, marching, and paying the expense of troops sufficient to defend that province. The Marquis de Lafayette writes to me that it is impossible to conceive, without see- ing it, the distress which the troops have suffered for want of clothing; and the following is a para- graph of a letter from General Washington, which I ought not to keep back from your Excellency, viz.: “I doubt not that you are so fully informed by Con- gress of our political and military state, that it would be superfluous to trouble you with any thing relative to either. If I were to speak on topics of the kind, it would be to show that our present situation makes one of two things essential to us—a peace, or the most vigorous aid of our allies, particularly in the article of money. Of their disposition to serve us, we cannot doubt; their generosity will do every

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