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... landlord has to let his land for as much as it will yield . To fine men one - third of their estates , without any crime , or offence committed , seems very hard . 2. As it will be a considerable loss and injury to the moneyed man ...
... landlord has to let his land for as much as it will yield . To fine men one - third of their estates , without any crime , or offence committed , seems very hard . 2. As it will be a considerable loss and injury to the moneyed man ...
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... his land , will find himself cruelly mistaken ; when the money being gone , ( as it will be , if our trade be not kept up ) he can get neither farmer to rent , nor purchaser to buy his land . Whatsoever , therefore , hinders the ...
... his land , will find himself cruelly mistaken ; when the money being gone , ( as it will be , if our trade be not kept up ) he can get neither farmer to rent , nor purchaser to buy his land . Whatsoever , therefore , hinders the ...
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In a treatise , writ on purpose for the bringing down of interest , I find this argument of foreigners calling away their money to the prejudice of our trade , thus answered : “ That the money of foreigners is not brought into the land ...
In a treatise , writ on purpose for the bringing down of interest , I find this argument of foreigners calling away their money to the prejudice of our trade , thus answered : “ That the money of foreigners is not brought into the land ...
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... that money , in its circulation , driving the several wheels of trade , whilst it keeps in that channel ( for some of it will unavoidably be drained into standing pools ) is all shared between the landholder , whose land affords the ...
... that money , in its circulation , driving the several wheels of trade , whilst it keeps in that channel ( for some of it will unavoidably be drained into standing pools ) is all shared between the landholder , whose land affords the ...
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What kind of influence this is like to have upon land , and how this way rents are like to be paid at quarter - day , is easy to apprehend : and it is no wonder to hear every day of farmers breaking and running away ; for if they cannot ...
What kind of influence this is like to have upon land , and how this way rents are like to be paid at quarter - day , is easy to apprehend : and it is no wonder to hear every day of farmers breaking and running away ; for if they cannot ...
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, Volume 5 The Works of John Locke, John Locke |
| Author | John Locke |
| Publisher | Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 7 Apr 2006 |
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