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... proprietor himself does not cultivate , there is sometimes , between him and the labourer , an in- termediate agency , that of the farmer , who advances the subsistence of the labourers , supplies the instruments of production , and ...
... proprietor himself does not cultivate , there is sometimes , between him and the labourer , an in- termediate agency , that of the farmer , who advances the subsistence of the labourers , supplies the instruments of production , and ...
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... proprietor lives on the produce of his land , or an artisan works on his own account , they are still supported by capital , that is , by funds provided in advance . The peasant does not subsist this year on the produce of this year's ...
... proprietor lives on the produce of his land , or an artisan works on his own account , they are still supported by capital , that is , by funds provided in advance . The peasant does not subsist this year on the produce of this year's ...
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... proprietor was only the interest ; the capital itself was , or would have been , employed in the per- petual maintenance of an equivalent number of labourers , regularly repro- ducing what they consumed and of this maintenance they are ...
... proprietor was only the interest ; the capital itself was , or would have been , employed in the per- petual maintenance of an equivalent number of labourers , regularly repro- ducing what they consumed and of this maintenance they are ...
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... proprietors , a town The producers of these articles are population would be just as necessary consumers of food supplied by their to induce those proprietors to raise fellow - agriculturists in India ; and the that larger produce : and ...
... proprietors , a town The producers of these articles are population would be just as necessary consumers of food supplied by their to induce those proprietors to raise fellow - agriculturists in India ; and the that larger produce : and ...
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... proprietors or capitalists . As for those systematic improvements which operate on a large tract of coun- try at once ( such as great works of draining or irrigation ) or which for any other reason do really require large numbers of ...
... proprietors or capitalists . As for those systematic improvements which operate on a large tract of coun- try at once ( such as great works of draining or irrigation ) or which for any other reason do really require large numbers of ...
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Principles of Political Economy: With Some of Their Applications to ..., Том 3 John Stuart Mill Перегляд фрагмента - 1965 |
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