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Page xlv
... effects of these - The power and influence of the Aristocracy - Good effects of these - Exceptions - Want of po- pular influence in the political constitution of such countries - Cir- cumstances which determine the amount of labor rents ...
... effects of these - The power and influence of the Aristocracy - Good effects of these - Exceptions - Want of po- pular influence in the political constitution of such countries - Cir- cumstances which determine the amount of labor rents ...
Page xlvi
... effects on the cultivation of the country ...... SECTION 3. Ryot Rents in Persia - Character of the Persian ... effects not necessarily 132 136 bad their indirect and political effects disastrous - Connection of ryot rents with ...
... effects on the cultivation of the country ...... SECTION 3. Ryot Rents in Persia - Character of the Persian ... effects not necessarily 132 136 bad their indirect and political effects disastrous - Connection of ryot rents with ...
Page 217
... Effects of Capital employed in different Shapes . So far we have traced the effects on rents of the accumulation of capital generally : that is , with- out distinguishing between the effects of the dif ferent shapes in which it may be ...
... Effects of Capital employed in different Shapes . So far we have traced the effects on rents of the accumulation of capital generally : that is , with- out distinguishing between the effects of the dif ferent shapes in which it may be ...
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revenue of every class may be increased by an invasion of the revenue | 286 |
Summary of Farmers Rents | 305 |
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