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... Boox I. the nobles ; and one of the first sights which strike Chap . ii . a foreigner on approaching their mansions , is a sort of low frame - work of posts , to which a serf is tied Labor when it is thought proper to administer the dis ...
... Boox I. the nobles ; and one of the first sights which strike Chap . ii . a foreigner on approaching their mansions , is a sort of low frame - work of posts , to which a serf is tied Labor when it is thought proper to administer the dis ...
Page 135
... Boox I. four millions of ounces of silver . Of this revenue , about thirty - three millions is paid in money , and about fifty - one millions in grains , rice , & c . , con- sumed for the most part by the local administration of the ...
... Boox I. four millions of ounces of silver . Of this revenue , about thirty - three millions is paid in money , and about fifty - one millions in grains , rice , & c . , con- sumed for the most part by the local administration of the ...
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Richard Jones. Boox 1 . Chap . vii . Sect . 7 . Interests of to those of Classes . art of cultivating it . But neither the increase of capital , nor the increase of agricultural science and power , can be rationally expected among a ...
Richard Jones. Boox 1 . Chap . vii . Sect . 7 . Interests of to those of Classes . art of cultivating it . But neither the increase of capital , nor the increase of agricultural science and power , can be rationally expected among a ...
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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