...would be necessary to sacrifice the worth of ten days labour to obtain the cloth, or a hundred days; whether the king in question might be considered as...this kind, and they are of constant recurrence, the values of commodities or incomes estimated in the precious metals, or in other commodities which are...

...respecting the condition of the lower class of people in the one case, or the resources of the sovereign in the other. Without further knowledge on the subject,...in the precious metals, will be of little use to us aloue. What we want further is some estimate of a kind which may be denominated real value in exchange,...

...Without further " knowledge on the subject we should be quite at a loss to " say whether the labourers in the country mentioned were " starving or living...sum mentioned was so great as " to be incredible. 1 It is quite obvious that in cases of this 1 *' Hume very reasonably doubts the possibility of William...

...Without further " knowledge on the subject we should be quite at a loss to " say whether the labourers in the country mentioned were " starving or living...whether the sum mentioned was so great as " to be incredible.1 It is quite obvious that in cases of this 1 " Hume very reasonably doubts the possibility...

...Without e further knowledge on the subject, we should be quite at a loss to say, whether the labourers in the country mentioned were starving, or living...the sum mentioned was so great as to be incredible.* * Hume very reasonably doubts the possibility of William the ' a It is quite obvious that in cases...