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Page 188
... soil , he was chained to that soil by necessity ; and the little stock he might possess , since it was not sufficient to pro- cure him a maintenance unless used for the single purposes of cultivation , was virtually chained to the soil ...
... soil , he was chained to that soil by necessity ; and the little stock he might possess , since it was not sufficient to pro- cure him a maintenance unless used for the single purposes of cultivation , was virtually chained to the soil ...
Page 192
... soil . In such countries , if the produce of the soils in cultiva- tion sells for more than will realize the usual rate of profit on the capital employed , other lands are culti- vated ; or more capital laid out on the old lands , till ...
... soil . In such countries , if the produce of the soils in cultiva- tion sells for more than will realize the usual rate of profit on the capital employed , other lands are culti- vated ; or more capital laid out on the old lands , till ...
Page 246
... soil to resort to besides those already cultivated , the demand might keep constantly ahead of the Farmers slowly increasing supply , and the possible increase in the relative value of raw produce , and the con- sequent rise of rents ...
... soil to resort to besides those already cultivated , the demand might keep constantly ahead of the Farmers slowly increasing supply , and the possible increase in the relative value of raw produce , and the con- sequent rise of rents ...
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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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