Principles of Political Economy: Deduced from the Natural Laws of Social Welfare and Applied to the Present State of Britain |
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... whole , ordered all things for the best , it is evidently false if applied to individual actions ; as , for example , cruelty , theft , and murder . Pro- vidence , in arranging things on the whole for the best , ' has left to man the ...
... whole , ordered all things for the best , it is evidently false if applied to individual actions ; as , for example , cruelty , theft , and murder . Pro- vidence , in arranging things on the whole for the best , ' has left to man the ...
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... whole of his income , whether derived from rent , wages , or profit , the amount of capital would remain stationary . Were the owners of capital to consume annually a portion of their stock , while the labourers consumed the whole of ...
... whole of his income , whether derived from rent , wages , or profit , the amount of capital would remain stationary . Were the owners of capital to consume annually a portion of their stock , while the labourers consumed the whole of ...
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... whole labouring class in the other , disturbs the natural relation of its demand and supply of labour , and utterly perverts and poisons the action of the English poor - law . The labourers of the three kingdoms now compete in one com ...
... whole labouring class in the other , disturbs the natural relation of its demand and supply of labour , and utterly perverts and poisons the action of the English poor - law . The labourers of the three kingdoms now compete in one com ...
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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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