The Works of John Locke, Volume 5Thomas Tegg, 1823 - Philosophy |
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Page 30
... thought an exception to this rule . The vent of any thing depends upon its necessity or usefulness ; as convenience , or opinion , guided by fancy , or fashion , shall determine . The vent of any commodity comes to be increased , 30 ...
... thought an exception to this rule . The vent of any thing depends upon its necessity or usefulness ; as convenience , or opinion , guided by fancy , or fashion , shall determine . The vent of any commodity comes to be increased , 30 ...
Page 39
... thoughts are to look out for a purchase ; but it must be a purchase in the neighbourhood , where the estate may be under his eye , and within convenient distance , that the care and pleasure of his farm may not take him off from the ...
... thoughts are to look out for a purchase ; but it must be a purchase in the neighbourhood , where the estate may be under his eye , and within convenient distance , that the care and pleasure of his farm may not take him off from the ...
Page 59
... thought and said to live well , when they can make a show of rare and foreign things , and such as their neighbours cannot go to the price of . A Thus we see how foreign commodities fall not in their price , by taxes laid on them ...
... thought and said to live well , when they can make a show of rare and foreign things , and such as their neighbours cannot go to the price of . A Thus we see how foreign commodities fall not in their price , by taxes laid on them ...
Page 66
... thought by some a prejudice to trade ; but if we look back , we shall find that England never throve so well , nor was there ever brought into England so great an increase of wealth since , as in queen Elizabeth's and king James I. and ...
... thought by some a prejudice to trade ; but if we look back , we shall find that England never throve so well , nor was there ever brought into England so great an increase of wealth since , as in queen Elizabeth's and king James I. and ...
Page 71
... thoughts above that , or struggle with the richer for theirs , ( as one common interest ) unless when some common and great distress , uniting them in one universal ferment , makes them forget respect , and emboldens them to carve to ...
... thoughts above that , or struggle with the richer for theirs , ( as one common interest ) unless when some common and great distress , uniting them in one universal ferment , makes them forget respect , and emboldens them to carve to ...
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