Principles of Political Economy: Deduced from the Natural Laws of Social Welfare and Applied to the Present State of Britain |
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... produce that portion of the supply which is brought to market under the least favourable circumstances to its ... raw produce de- rived from land ; -the cost of which is in no degree affected by the rent of the best lands ; but is ...
... produce that portion of the supply which is brought to market under the least favourable circumstances to its ... raw produce de- rived from land ; -the cost of which is in no degree affected by the rent of the best lands ; but is ...
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... raw produce of agriculture - that cotton , wool , and flax are as much the produce of the soil as corn , cheese , and mutton ; and that any supposed decrease in the productiveness of soils must act to the full as much in checking the ...
... raw produce of agriculture - that cotton , wool , and flax are as much the produce of the soil as corn , cheese , and mutton ; and that any supposed decrease in the productiveness of soils must act to the full as much in checking the ...
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... raw produce . The amount of poor - rate borne by property engaged in manufactures especially , is very disproportionate to that which is paid by property of equal value embarked in the cultiva- tion of land . It has been proposed to ...
... raw produce . The amount of poor - rate borne by property engaged in manufactures especially , is very disproportionate to that which is paid by property of equal value embarked in the cultiva- tion of land . It has been proposed 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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