Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1888 - 134 Seiten |
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William Stanley Jevons. UNIVERS APPLETONS ' INSTRUCTIVE READING - BOOKS . Natural History Series.
William Stanley Jevons. UNIVERS APPLETONS ' INSTRUCTIVE READING - BOOKS . Natural History Series.
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... Natural History . Introduc- tory price , $ 1.00 . 66 By Professor JAMES JOHONNOT , AUTHOR OF HISTORY SERIES , " 19 " PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF TEACH- ING , " " GEOGRAPHICAL READER , " " HOW WE LIVE , " " SEN- TENCE AND WORD BOOK ...
... Natural History . Introduc- tory price , $ 1.00 . 66 By Professor JAMES JOHONNOT , AUTHOR OF HISTORY SERIES , " 19 " PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF TEACH- ING , " " GEOGRAPHICAL READER , " " HOW WE LIVE , " " SEN- TENCE AND WORD BOOK ...
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... Natural Riches . We do not learn anything by reading that political economy is the science of wealth , unless we know what science is , and what wealth is . When one term is defined by means of other terms , we must understand these ...
... Natural Riches . We do not learn anything by reading that political economy is the science of wealth , unless we know what science is , and what wealth is . When one term is defined by means of other terms , we must understand these ...
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... natural riches ; but I mention them in order to point out that they are not in themselves wealth . People may live upon land full of natural riches , as the North American Indians lived upon the country which now forms the United States ...
... natural riches ; but I mention them in order to point out that they are not in themselves wealth . People may live upon land full of natural riches , as the North American Indians lived upon the country which now forms the United States ...
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... natural order in which our wants follow each other as regards im- portance ; we must have food to eat , and if we can- not get anything else we are glad to get bread ; next we want meat , vegetables , fruit , and other delicacies ...
... natural order in which our wants follow each other as regards im- portance ; we must have food to eat , and if we can- not get anything else we are glad to get bread ; next we want meat , vegetables , fruit , and other delicacies ...
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