An Essay on the Distribution of Wealth and on the Sources of Taxation. By the Rev. Richard Jones ..., Volume 1 |
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Page ii
... Italy , Harris in England , Quesnay in France , and above all Smith in Scotland , had pub- lished their respective works , that it became ad- mitted to be an established principle , systematically examined and demonstratively proved ...
... Italy , Harris in England , Quesnay in France , and above all Smith in Scotland , had pub- lished their respective works , that it became ad- mitted to be an established principle , systematically examined and demonstratively proved ...
Page xlv
... Italy - size of farms - condition of tenantry -similar rents prevail in the Valteline - Vaudois - Spain - Canary islands and exist in Afghaunisthaun ...... .... SECTION 6. Summary of Metayer Rents advantages of the Metayer - dis ...
... Italy - size of farms - condition of tenantry -similar rents prevail in the Valteline - Vaudois - Spain - Canary islands and exist in Afghaunisthaun ...... .... SECTION 6. Summary of Metayer Rents advantages of the Metayer - dis ...
Page 75
... Italy , Savoy , Piedmont , the Valteline , France , and Spain , that the pure metayer tenantry are the most common , and it is there that they influence most decidedly the systems of cultivation and those im- portant relations between ...
... Italy , Savoy , Piedmont , the Valteline , France , and Spain , that the pure metayer tenantry are the most common , and it is there that they influence most decidedly the systems of cultivation and those im- portant relations between ...
Page 83
... Italy Book I. were precisely similar to those which ultimately es- tablished them in Greece . The Romans began by sharing with their slaves the toils of cultivation . As the size of estates enlarged , their owners became the ...
... Italy Book I. were precisely similar to those which ultimately es- tablished them in Greece . The Romans began by sharing with their slaves the toils of cultivation . As the size of estates enlarged , their owners became the ...
Page 85
... Italy and the provinces . They were of various classes , but the coloni partiarii 4 Col. Book I. chap . i . Rem rusticam pessimo cuique ser- vorum , velut carnifici , noxæ dedimus , quam majorum nostrorum optimus quisque optimè ...
... Italy and the provinces . They were of various classes , but the coloni partiarii 4 Col. Book I. chap . i . Rem rusticam pessimo cuique ser- vorum , velut carnifici , noxæ dedimus , quam majorum nostrorum optimus quisque optimè ...
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