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... Rents . Origin of Rents - Division into Primary or Peasant's Rents , and Secondary , or Farmer's Rents - Their ... SERF RENTS . SECTION 1. Their Origin - Prevalence from Russia to the Rhine ... ............ 17 SECTION 2. Labor or ...
... Rents . Origin of Rents - Division into Primary or Peasant's Rents , and Secondary , or Farmer's Rents - Their ... SERF RENTS . SECTION 1. Their Origin - Prevalence from Russia to the Rhine ... ............ 17 SECTION 2. Labor or ...
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... Serf Rents . These labor rents may , with some little exten- sion of the ordinary use of the term serf , be all called serf rents . As labor or serf rents have gradually receded from the West , so it is on the western extremity of ...
... Serf Rents . These labor rents may , with some little exten- sion of the ordinary use of the term serf , be all called serf rents . As labor or serf rents have gradually receded from the West , so it is on the western extremity of ...
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... rents from ever prevailing so ex- clusively over the surface of western Europe , as they have always prevailed , and do now prevail , over its eastern division . SECTION VIII . Summary of Serf Rents . BOOK I. Chap . ii . sect . 8 . WE ...
... rents from ever prevailing so ex- clusively over the surface of western Europe , as they have always prevailed , and do now prevail , over its eastern division . SECTION VIII . Summary of Serf Rents . BOOK I. Chap . ii . sect . 8 . WE ...
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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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