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 xix
... yielding any safe permanent general prin- ciples and men have been inclined to shrink from the task of even examining opinions , which they have thought doomed only to startle without con- vincing , and then to disappear , and give ...
... yielding any safe permanent general prin- ciples and men have been inclined to shrink from the task of even examining opinions , which they have thought doomed only to startle without con- vincing , and then to disappear , and give ...
Page xxiii
... yield truth , even on this intricate subject , but because those who have been the most prominent in circulating error , have really turned aside from the task of going through such an examination at all : have confined the observations ...
... yield truth , even on this intricate subject , but because those who have been the most prominent in circulating error , have really turned aside from the task of going through such an examination at all : have confined the observations ...
Page xxix
... yield the successive additions made to the existing stock of accumulated wealth . We come then to the causes which determine the proportion which the annual revenue allotted to its owners bears to the mass of accumulated wealth employed ...
... yield the successive additions made to the existing stock of accumulated wealth . We come then to the causes which determine the proportion which the annual revenue allotted to its owners bears to the mass of accumulated wealth employed ...
Page xxx
... yield- ing no revenue to the state , and that their receivers are unconsciously gifted with a power of throwing back on other classes the impositions nominally laid upon them . Tracing society then once more through its many forms and ...
... yield- ing no revenue to the state , and that their receivers are unconsciously gifted with a power of throwing back on other classes the impositions nominally laid upon them . Tracing society then once more through its many forms and ...
Page xxxvi
... yields readily in the upper classes , to the accu- mulating force of various motives for restraint , which necessarily multiply and gather more joint strength , with the growth of those artificial wants the fruit of wealth aud ...
... yields readily in the upper classes , to the accu- mulating force of various motives for restraint , which necessarily multiply and gather more joint strength , with the growth of those artificial wants the fruit of wealth aud ...
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