Political EconomyD. Appleton, 1889 - 134 Seiten |
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... deal of land . But this depends entirely upon where and what the land is . A man who owns an English county is very wealthy ; a man might own an equal extent of land in Australia , without being remarkably rich . The savages of ...
... deal of land . But this depends entirely upon where and what the land is . A man who owns an English county is very wealthy ; a man might own an equal extent of land in Australia , without being remarkably rich . The savages of ...
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... deal , but it cannot really ensure those things which are more precious than pearls and rubies . Political economy does not pretend to examine all the causes of happiness , and those moral riches which cannot be bought and sold are no ...
... deal , but it cannot really ensure those things which are more precious than pearls and rubies . Political economy does not pretend to examine all the causes of happiness , and those moral riches which cannot be bought and sold are no ...
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... deal of money , especially to the guests who buy expensive costumes . When it is over there is no permanent result , and no one is much the better for it . The railway , on the other hand , is no immediate cause of pleasure , but it ...
... deal of money , especially to the guests who buy expensive costumes . When it is over there is no permanent result , and no one is much the better for it . The railway , on the other hand , is no immediate cause of pleasure , but it ...
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... deal of labour if we wish to have comfortable clothes and houses and regular supplies of food ; the proper sorts of materials must be gradually got together , and shaped and manufac- tured . Thus the amount of wealth which people can ...
... deal of labour if we wish to have comfortable clothes and houses and regular supplies of food ; the proper sorts of materials must be gradually got together , and shaped and manufac- tured . Thus the amount of wealth which people can ...
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... deal of labour for very little result ; Australian natives sometimes have to cut down a large tree with stone axes , which is very hard work , in order to catch an opossum or two . Men who live in this way from hand to mouth have no ...
... deal of labour for very little result ; Australian natives sometimes have to cut down a large tree with stone axes , which is very hard work , in order to catch an opossum or two . Men who live in this way from hand to mouth have no ...
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