The Effects of Civilisation on the People in European States

2ndly a-year acre Adam Smith advantage allodial animal Appion arable land arise bread cause cerning CHARLES GILPIN civilised countries civilised nations consequence considered consumed consumption corn course crops cultivation degree deprived EFFECTS OF CIVILISATION employed employments endeavour England enjoy equal Europe European evident evils farmer furnish give greater Hence human hundred income increase of wealth inequality of property inhabitants interest iron age keep kind labour less lessen lives mankind manner manu manure matter means method millions nature necessaries non-possessor number of hands obtain occasion persons ploughed poor possession possessor potatoes poverty present principal probably procure produce proper proportion quantity raised received refined manufactures render rent requires respect revenue rich rience scarcity SECTION seems shillings sidered species subsistence suffered sufficient superfluities supplied suppose sustenance taken taxes things thousand tillage tion trade turnips vegetable wheat whole