An Essay on the Distribution of Wealth and on the Sources of Taxation. By the Rev. Richard Jones ..., Volumen1J. Murray, 1831 - 329 páginas |
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... paid on the lands already cultivated would only be in exact proportion to their superiority , from position or goodness , over the vacant spots . Such a state of things might occur ; it is an abstract possibility : but the past history ...
... paid on the lands already cultivated would only be in exact proportion to their superiority , from position or goodness , over the vacant spots . Such a state of things might occur ; it is an abstract possibility : but the past history ...
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... paid for the cultivated part , except such as is warranted by its superiority over that part which is supposed to Division of be always open to the industry of the community . We come back then to the proposition , that , in the actual ...
... paid for the cultivated part , except such as is warranted by its superiority over that part which is supposed to Division of be always open to the industry of the community . We come back then to the proposition , that , in the actual ...
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... farmer's rents , the rents paid by particular individuals belong . But this is a circumstance which need embarrass the enquiries of none but those who delight in surrounding a subject with refinements BOOK I. Chap . i . Sect . 1 . 12 Rent .
... farmer's rents , the rents paid by particular individuals belong . But this is a circumstance which need embarrass the enquiries of none but those who delight in surrounding a subject with refinements BOOK I. Chap . i . Sect . 1 . 12 Rent .
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... paid by a laborer ex- tracting his own wages from the land , but paying his rent in money , as in Ireland and part of Scot- land . This class is small , but peculiarly interest- ing to Englishmen , from the fact of its prevalence in the ...
... paid by a laborer ex- tracting his own wages from the land , but paying his rent in money , as in Ireland and part of Scot- land . This class is small , but peculiarly interest- ing to Englishmen , from the fact of its prevalence in the ...
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... paid for these consists of work done for a certain number of days at the call of the chief on his own demesne farm ' . They are perhaps the rudest people among whom this mode of occupying and culti- vating the soil can be observed ; and ...
... paid for these consists of work done for a certain number of days at the call of the chief on his own demesne farm ' . They are perhaps the rudest people among whom this mode of occupying and culti- vating the soil can be observed ; and ...
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Página 210 - ... no demand for any additional quantity of corn ; the capital and labour employed on No. 3 will be devoted to the production of other commodities desirable to the community, and can have no effect in raising rent, unless the raw material from which they are made cannot be obtained without employing capital less advantageously on the land, in which case No. 3 must again be cultivated.