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 x
... increased as the dif- ferences in productiveness of the soils cultivated increase : -That this increase is always contempo- rary with a decrease in the productive powers of agriculture , and in the gains of the productive classes , and ...
... increased as the dif- ferences in productiveness of the soils cultivated increase : -That this increase is always contempo- rary with a decrease in the productive powers of agriculture , and in the gains of the productive classes , and ...
Page xxvii
... increase its aggregate numbers , and those by which the exercise and effects of that power are con- trolled . To apply however the results of this general review to our immediate subject of wages , it will be necessary to recur to those ...
... increase its aggregate numbers , and those by which the exercise and effects of that power are con- trolled . To apply however the results of this general review to our immediate subject of wages , it will be necessary to recur to those ...
Page xxxiii
... increase of their numbers possible under cer- tain circumstances , ( which has been the cause of yet more formidable apprehensions , ) it will be seen that it is an error to suppose that the consequences of this power of increase ...
... increase of their numbers possible under cer- tain circumstances , ( which has been the cause of yet more formidable apprehensions , ) it will be seen that it is an error to suppose that the consequences of this power of increase ...
Page xxxvi
... increase . The results of such a survey will be found to be these . Viewing the subject first as it affects the human race generally , and with no reference to wages , we shall see that the dispo- sition to exert the full animal power ...
... increase . The results of such a survey will be found to be these . Viewing the subject first as it affects the human race generally , and with no reference to wages , we shall see that the dispo- sition to exert the full animal power ...
Page xxxvii
... increasing pros- perity are never found necessarily accessory to the increase of vicious habits ; much less dependent on them . The providence which implanted in the heart of man his feelings as to right and wrong , will never be found ...
... increasing pros- perity are never found necessarily accessory to the increase of vicious habits ; much less dependent on them . The providence which implanted in the heart of man his feelings as to right and wrong , will never be found ...
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