| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This productive power then becomes a permanent acquisition; it will increase more and more, while the expense of the war is incurred only once for all.42 And thus it may come to pass, under favouring conditions such as have occurred in England, that a nation has gained immeasurably more than it has lost from that very kind of expenditure which theorists hold to be unproductive.
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