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Page 172
... capitalists paying money rents , and the fault of their plans , for accomplish- ing their purpose , was this , that instead of re- commending measures for the general transformation of the metayers themselves into capitalists , they ...
... capitalists paying money rents , and the fault of their plans , for accomplish- ing their purpose , was this , that instead of re- commending measures for the general transformation of the metayers themselves into capitalists , they ...
Page 187
... capitalists ( or persons using their accumulated stock to make a profit from it ) in sufficient quantities to enable them to advance the laborer his maintenance during the progress of his various tasks ; they receive the produce of ...
... capitalists ( or persons using their accumulated stock to make a profit from it ) in sufficient quantities to enable them to advance the laborer his maintenance during the progress of his various tasks ; they receive the produce of ...
Page 290
... capitalist . But his interests , and those of the capitalists , are not , therefore , in perpetual opposition ; because his prosperity , if it is to be permanent and progressive , can only exist under circumstances in which it is ...
... capitalist . But his interests , and those of the capitalists , are not , therefore , in perpetual opposition ; because his prosperity , if it is to be permanent and progressive , can only exist under circumstances in which it is ...
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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