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The History of the Post Office, from Its Establishment Down to 1836

Note 8 — Chapter IV

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Lord Macaulay's words are:—"The revenue of this establishment was not derived solely from the charge for the transmission of letters. The Post Office alone was entitled to furnish post-horses; and, from the care with which this monopoly was guarded, we may infer that it was found profitable."

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