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Mr. Chamberlain omitted to mention the last-named impost, but no doubt that was his artfulness.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOLUME 158, APRIL 28, 1920VARIOUSThis type of arcade or window is found in early German work, except that, as a rule, there is a capital under the impost block.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 5, SLICE 2VARIOUSAll that remonstrance could gain was a postponement of the stamp act till some more acceptable form of impost could be devised.
A SHORT HISTORY OF RHODE ISLANDGEORGE WASHINGTON GREENEThe impost of extraordinary tithe—the whole system of tithe—again, is doomed when once the country begins to live its new life.
THE HILLS AND THE VALERICHARD JEFFERIESAkin to the tax that has just been described, at least in its nature as a direct impost, is the poll or capitation tax.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 9, SLICE 4VARIOUSThe lands of the public domain which should not be alienated were to be charged with a considerable impost.
HISTORY OF JULIUS CAESAR VOL. 1 OF 2NAPOLEON III, EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH, 1808-1873.Even the ship-money Johnson would not pronounce to have been an unconstitutional impost.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 15, SLICE 4VARIOUSThe people had never complained of the amount of the taxes levied by impost; it was trifling.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE VOL. IV, NO. 19, DEC 1851VARIOUSWe must at length imagine that they knew the country could bear the impost imposed upon it.
THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE, VOL. XI. (OF 12)EDMUND BURKEThe upper part of the pier or abutment, where the arch rests—technically where it springs from—is the impost.
THE NEW GRESHAM ENCYCLOPEDIA. VOL. 1 PART 2VARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO IMPOST
- burdens
- businesses
- callings
- charges
- chores
- commissions
- commitments
- committals
- contracts
- devoirs
- dues
- engagements
- functions
- hooks
- jobs
- loads
- millstones
- minding the stores
- missions
- musts
- needs
- obligations
- occupations
- offices
- onuses
- oughts
- pains
- parts
- provinces
- roles
- services
- stations
- strings
- taking care of businesses
- tasks
- troubles
- trusts
- undertakings
- weights
- works
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