Principles of Political Economy: Deduced from the Natural Laws of Social Welfare and Applied to the Present State of Britain |
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Page 78
... causes him to demand a higher price , or to keep back his goods in expectation of a rise . For doing this the dealers of provisions are often exposed to odium , as if they were the cause of the scarcity ; while in reality they are ...
... causes him to demand a higher price , or to keep back his goods in expectation of a rise . For doing this the dealers of provisions are often exposed to odium , as if they were the cause of the scarcity ; while in reality they are ...
Page 329
... cause ; -because it is essentially unjust to punish attacks upon property if you offer no alternative for the preservation of life . Hu- manity requires it , because while the wealthy are rioting in luxurious indulgences , the poor ...
... cause ; -because it is essentially unjust to punish attacks upon property if you offer no alternative for the preservation of life . Hu- manity requires it , because while the wealthy are rioting in luxurious indulgences , the poor ...
Page 364
... cause and origin of an increased demand for goods of home make . It is also the cause of great improvement in their quality , by rousing the emulation of the na- tive manufacturer , and offering him models for imitation . In fact , to ...
... cause and origin of an increased demand for goods of home make . It is also the cause of great improvement in their quality , by rousing the emulation of the na- tive manufacturer , and offering him models for imitation . In fact , to ...
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PRELIMINARY DISCOURSE ON the Coincidence of | 1 |
Primary Natural Rights1 To Personal | 13 |
Duty of a Government the securing | 28 |
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