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Page 136
... paid to this subordi- nate proprietor , in labor , exerted on land cultivated for his exclusive benefit . To begin with the labor rents , thus engrafted on ryot rents . The Ryot of Bengal often grants a plot of his ground to a ploughman ...
... paid to this subordi- nate proprietor , in labor , exerted on land cultivated for his exclusive benefit . To begin with the labor rents , thus engrafted on ryot rents . The Ryot of Bengal often grants a plot of his ground to a ploughman ...
Page 144
... paid by peasant cultivators , that where they do exist among them , we may expect to find the power of discharging them founded on pe- culiar circumstances . In the case of Ireland , it is the neighbourhood of England , and the ...
... paid by peasant cultivators , that where they do exist among them , we may expect to find the power of discharging them founded on pe- culiar circumstances . In the case of Ireland , it is the neighbourhood of England , and the ...
Page 289
... paid , an addition of one single shilling to every 10s . paid as wages , would lower profits from 12 to 10 per cent . In the ordinary state of the world , the further progress of a rise of wages , attended by such an effect , would soon ...
... paid , an addition of one single shilling to every 10s . paid as wages , would lower profits from 12 to 10 per cent . In the ordinary state of the world , the further progress of a rise of wages , attended by such an effect , would soon ...
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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