Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to Social Philosophy, Том 1Appleton, 1920 |
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... society , from which practically that eminent thinker never separated his more peculiar theme , though still in a very early stage of its prog- ress , has advanced many steps beyond the point at which he left it . No attempt , however ...
... society , from which practically that eminent thinker never separated his more peculiar theme , though still in a very early stage of its prog- ress , has advanced many steps beyond the point at which he left it . No attempt , however ...
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... and superintendence , and acquire de- pendents to fight for them in war and to serve them in peace . One of the features of this state of society is , that a part of the community , and in some degree even 28 PRELIMINARY REMARKS .
... and superintendence , and acquire de- pendents to fight for them in war and to serve them in peace . One of the features of this state of society is , that a part of the community , and in some degree even 28 PRELIMINARY REMARKS .
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... by collecting small sums from great numbers , is enabled , with any tolerable manage- ment , to make a show of riches quite out of proportion to the general condition of the society ; and hence the 30 PRELIMINARY REMARKS .
... by collecting small sums from great numbers , is enabled , with any tolerable manage- ment , to make a show of riches quite out of proportion to the general condition of the society ; and hence the 30 PRELIMINARY REMARKS .
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... society ; and hence the invet- erate impression , of which Europeans have only at a late period been disabused , concerning the great opulence of Oriental nations . In this wealth , without reckoning the large portion which adheres to ...
... society ; and hence the invet- erate impression , of which Europeans have only at a late period been disabused , concerning the great opulence of Oriental nations . In this wealth , without reckoning the large portion which adheres to ...
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... society , induces even the richest purchasers to give a pref erence to such articles as , being of an imperishable nature , and containing great value in small bulk , are adapted for being concealed or carried off . Gold and jewels ...
... society , induces even the richest purchasers to give a pref erence to such articles as , being of an imperishable nature , and containing great value in small bulk , are adapted for being concealed or carried off . Gold and jewels ...
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