The Imperial and Asiatic Quarterly Review and Oriental and Colonial RecordOriental Institute., 1903 Beginning Apr. 1895, includes the Proceedings of the East India Association. |
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... capital remains after the fixed produce rent has been paid . For unless it be recognised that rents , whether high or low , are fixed quantities of produce , merely commuted for the convenience of both payer and receiver into given sums ...
... capital remains after the fixed produce rent has been paid . For unless it be recognised that rents , whether high or low , are fixed quantities of produce , merely commuted for the convenience of both payer and receiver into given sums ...
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... capital or surplus food as is essential to the support of a multiplying people , it must first recognise the nature and extent of every cultivator's interest or " estate " in the land he cultivates , and protect him from any and every ...
... capital or surplus food as is essential to the support of a multiplying people , it must first recognise the nature and extent of every cultivator's interest or " estate " in the land he cultivates , and protect him from any and every ...
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... capital . For this he requires perfect freedom to cultivate whatever crop he finds most advan- tageous , and such freedom , as long experience proves , is incompatible with the collection of rents in kind . We have thus reached this ...
... capital . For this he requires perfect freedom to cultivate whatever crop he finds most advan- tageous , and such freedom , as long experience proves , is incompatible with the collection of rents in kind . We have thus reached this ...
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... capital , but in no way insure their being produced . For this inducements must be offered strong enough to tempt cultivators to undertake the increased labour involved in their production . But such inducements are supplied in the main ...
... capital , but in no way insure their being produced . For this inducements must be offered strong enough to tempt cultivators to undertake the increased labour involved in their production . But such inducements are supplied in the main ...
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... capital to India for the benefit of the people and to the ultimate financial welfare of the State . what unfortunately they did not perceive was , that their method of creating a stable " exchange " at an artificially enhanced rate ...
... capital to India for the benefit of the people and to the ultimate financial welfare of the State . what unfortunately they did not perceive was , that their method of creating a stable " exchange " at an artificially enhanced rate ...
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