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proprictors of the soil over the surface of the globe , exist only because the qualities of different soils are different ; and can only be increased as the differences in productiveness of the soils cultivated increase : That this ...
proprictors of the soil over the surface of the globe , exist only because the qualities of different soils are different ; and can only be increased as the differences in productiveness of the soils cultivated increase : That this ...
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... the relations between the proprietors of the soil and its occupiers determine the details of the condition of the majority of the people , and the spirit and forms of their political institutions . institutions .
... the relations between the proprietors of the soil and its occupiers determine the details of the condition of the majority of the people , and the spirit and forms of their political institutions . institutions .
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But those effects are accompanied by a power of cultivating poorer soils and a consequent spread of tillage , and also by ... 244 The decreasing fertility of the soil may ( as it affects wages and profits ) be balanced by the increased ...
But those effects are accompanied by a power of cultivating poorer soils and a consequent spread of tillage , and also by ... 244 The decreasing fertility of the soil may ( as it affects wages and profits ) be balanced by the increased ...
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If that soil belongs to others , this circumstance alone makes the peasants at once tributary to the proprietors , and a portion of the produce is distributed as Rent . If besides the soil other things are needful to facilitate ...
If that soil belongs to others , this circumstance alone makes the peasants at once tributary to the proprietors , and a portion of the produce is distributed as Rent . If besides the soil other things are needful to facilitate ...
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... and before sufficient funds have accumulated in the possession of others to supply Origin and the body of the people with their daily bread , they Rents . must extract it with their own hands from the soil , or they must starve .
... and before sufficient funds have accumulated in the possession of others to supply Origin and the body of the people with their daily bread , they Rents . must extract it with their own hands from the soil , or they must starve .
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| Title | An Essay on the Distribution of Wealth and on the Sources of Taxation. By the Rev. Richard Jones ..., Volume 1 An Essay on the Distribution of Wealth, and on the Sources of Taxation, Richard Jones Books for college libraries Issue 26666 of Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature "Essay on the distribution of wealth ... Part I.--Rent." |
| Author | Richard Jones |
| Edition | 4 |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1831 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 6 May 2008 |
| Length | 329 pages |
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