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... Book I. the subject of three books , devoted to the examination Chap . i . of those circumstances which in different stages of Division of society determine the amount , first of Rent , then subject . of Wages , thirdly of Profits . In ...
... Book I. the subject of three books , devoted to the examination Chap . i . of those circumstances which in different stages of Division of society determine the amount , first of Rent , then subject . of Wages , thirdly of Profits . In ...
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... Book VII . Cap . x . If these cannot be ob- tained , Aristotle expresses a wish for barbarian periœci ( com- pounds of the serf , metayer , and slave ) of similar dispositions . Arist . Pol . Book I. Cap . iv . Those who are able to ...
... Book VII . Cap . x . If these cannot be ob- tained , Aristotle expresses a wish for barbarian periœci ( com- pounds of the serf , metayer , and slave ) of similar dispositions . Arist . Pol . Book I. Cap . iv . Those who are able to ...
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... Book I Chap . i . 2 Ibid . Book I. Chap . i . 3 Col. Book I. chap . i . Nam qui longinqua , ne dicam trans- marina rura mercantur , velut hæredibus patrimonio suo , et quod gravius est , vivi , cedunt servis . properly the villici or ...
... Book I Chap . i . 2 Ibid . Book I. Chap . i . 3 Col. Book I. chap . i . Nam qui longinqua , ne dicam trans- marina rura mercantur , velut hæredibus patrimonio suo , et quod gravius est , vivi , cedunt servis . properly the villici or ...
Contents
Page | 38 |
revenue of every class may be increased by an invasion of the revenue | 286 |
Summary of Farmers Rents | 305 |
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