Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Том 1Appleton, 1920 |
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... favourable to the growth of new wants , and opens a possibility of their grati- fication . A desire arises for better clothing , utensils , and implements , than the savage state contents itself with ; and the surplus food renders it ...
... favourable to the growth of new wants , and opens a possibility of their grati- fication . A desire arises for better clothing , utensils , and implements , than the savage state contents itself with ; and the surplus food renders it ...
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... favourable accidents of which all trace is now lost , was combined the advantage of a position on the shores of a great inland sea , the other coasts of which were already occupied by settled communities . The knowledge which in such a ...
... favourable accidents of which all trace is now lost , was combined the advantage of a position on the shores of a great inland sea , the other coasts of which were already occupied by settled communities . The knowledge which in such a ...
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... favourable to improvement . From this time the economical advancement of society has not been further interrupted . Security of person and property grew slowly , but steadily ; the arts of life made constant progress ; plunder ceased to ...
... favourable to improvement . From this time the economical advancement of society has not been further interrupted . Security of person and property grew slowly , but steadily ; the arts of life made constant progress ; plunder ceased to ...
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... But even there , land favourably situated with regard to markets or means of car- riage , is generally limited in quantity : there is 50 BOOK I. CHAPTER I. §4 . Some natural agents limited, others practically unlimited, quantity, ·
... But even there , land favourably situated with regard to markets or means of car- riage , is generally limited in quantity : there is 50 BOOK I. CHAPTER I. §4 . Some natural agents limited, others practically unlimited, quantity, ·
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... favourable climate is even more important than a rich soil . There are countries capable of being inhabited , but too cold to be compatible with agriculture . Their inhabitants can- not pass beyond the nomadic state ; they must live ...
... favourable climate is even more important than a rich soil . There are countries capable of being inhabited , but too cold to be compatible with agriculture . Their inhabitants can- not pass beyond the nomadic state ; they must live ...
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