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Page 68
... tivation is ungenial to them . Their objects will never be fully attained till a race of tenantry ap- The actual disposition of the population to increase with extreme rapidity shews that these apprehensions are far from fanciful . See ...
... tivation is ungenial to them . Their objects will never be fully attained till a race of tenantry ap- The actual disposition of the population to increase with extreme rapidity shews that these apprehensions are far from fanciful . See ...
Page 141
... tivation to other lands . A protected and thriving and increasing population would speedily reclaim the rich wastes of Turkey and India , and call back their va- nished fertility to the deserted plains of Persia , mul- tiplying at every ...
... tivation to other lands . A protected and thriving and increasing population would speedily reclaim the rich wastes of Turkey and India , and call back their va- nished fertility to the deserted plains of Persia , mul- tiplying at every ...
Page 201
... tivation , to force the powers of the soil . Book I. Sect . 2 . Chap . vii . Increase of Farmers ' The measures this has ordinarily led to , have been Rents . the breaking up the whole , or a portion of the pas- ture land , covering the ...
... tivation , to force the powers of the soil . Book I. Sect . 2 . Chap . vii . Increase of Farmers ' The measures this has ordinarily led to , have been Rents . the breaking up the whole , or a portion of the pas- ture land , covering the ...
Contents
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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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