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... labour as the most accurate standard or measure of Value to which recourse could be had . Lord Lauderdale's ob- servations are chiefly directed to prove the absurdity of this opinion . " As there is nothing . " says he , " which is not ...
... labour as the most accurate standard or measure of Value to which recourse could be had . Lord Lauderdale's ob- servations are chiefly directed to prove the absurdity of this opinion . " As there is nothing . " says he , " which is not ...
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... labour are the original sources of wealth ; and he endeavours to sup- port the opinion , ' that land , labour , and capital , are those sources . He In his observations with regard to land and labour , In the remaining part of this ...
... labour are the original sources of wealth ; and he endeavours to sup- port the opinion , ' that land , labour , and capital , are those sources . He In his observations with regard to land and labour , In the remaining part of this ...
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tween the labour of the cook who washes the potatoes | the productive powers of labour . Lord Lauderdale for his lordship's dinner , and that of the footman who says it supplants it , or performs a portion of it other- cleans the knives ...
tween the labour of the cook who washes the potatoes | the productive powers of labour . Lord Lauderdale for his lordship's dinner , and that of the footman who says it supplants it , or performs a portion of it other- cleans the knives ...
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