An Essay on the Distribution of Wealth and on the Sources of Taxation |
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Page 23
... body of peasantry in a wholly agri- cultural nation , as in Russia and formerly in Hungary , it is then impossible not to believe that such extensive servitude has closed gradually round their race . The Russians themselves con- tend ...
... body of peasantry in a wholly agri- cultural nation , as in Russia and formerly in Hungary , it is then impossible not to believe that such extensive servitude has closed gradually round their race . The Russians themselves con- tend ...
Page 139
... body of powerful privileged landed proprietors to contend with , have not had the motives which the European monarchs had , Rents . to nurse and foster the towns into engines of political influence , and the citizens are proverbially ...
... body of powerful privileged landed proprietors to contend with , have not had the motives which the European monarchs had , Rents . to nurse and foster the towns into engines of political influence , and the citizens are proverbially ...
Page 158
... body of savages , and those of an equal body of English agriculturists or manufacturers : and it occasions also the less striking differences , which exist between the productive powers of the various bodies of men , who occupy ...
... body of savages , and those of an equal body of English agriculturists or manufacturers : and it occasions also the less striking differences , which exist between the productive powers of the various bodies of men , who occupy ...
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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