Political Thought in America: An AnthologyMichael B. Levy Dorsey Press, 1982 - 474페이지 |
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... land produces enough not only to replace all the necessary expenses incurred in the busi- ness , and to maintain the persons who are employed in it , but to afford , together with the ordinary profit on the stock or capital of the ...
... land produces enough not only to replace all the necessary expenses incurred in the busi- ness , and to maintain the persons who are employed in it , but to afford , together with the ordinary profit on the stock or capital of the ...
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... land is itself a stock or capital , advanced or lent by its owner to the occupier or tenant , and that the rent he receives is only the ordinary profit of a cer- tain stock in land , not managed by the pro- prietor himself , but by ...
... land is itself a stock or capital , advanced or lent by its owner to the occupier or tenant , and that the rent he receives is only the ordinary profit of a cer- tain stock in land , not managed by the pro- prietor himself , but by ...
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... Land of De- mocracy has always appealed to its more en- thusiastic children chiefly as a land of won- derful and more than national possibilities . " Neither race nor tradition , " says Professor Hugo Münsterberg in his volume on “ The ...
... Land of De- mocracy has always appealed to its more en- thusiastic children chiefly as a land of won- derful and more than national possibilities . " Neither race nor tradition , " says Professor Hugo Münsterberg in his volume on “ The ...
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A View of the Causes and Consequences of the American Revolution 17631775 | 55 |
Letter to James Madison 1787 Thomas Jefferson | 108 |
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