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Page 44
Do not the returns for the whole usufruct of the land find their way to the treasury
? Is it not the more correct opinion that the government are the lords of the whole
soil , and the occupiers in all their various degrees only renters ? We cannot see
...
Do not the returns for the whole usufruct of the land find their way to the treasury
? Is it not the more correct opinion that the government are the lords of the whole
soil , and the occupiers in all their various degrees only renters ? We cannot see
...
Page 137
... the whole goes out of the pocket of the employer ; who , to reimburse himself ,
must of course raise the price of his commodity and hurt its sale : whereas the
sums raised to provide this fund , should be levied upon the whole of the
community ...
... the whole goes out of the pocket of the employer ; who , to reimburse himself ,
must of course raise the price of his commodity and hurt its sale : whereas the
sums raised to provide this fund , should be levied upon the whole of the
community ...
Page 231
The whole imports from the East Indies , from 1700 to ihe present day , have only
amounted to 165,000 , oool . and our exports , during the same period , to 83,000
, cool . while our total exports have amounted to 1,486,000,000l . during the ...
The whole imports from the East Indies , from 1700 to ihe present day , have only
amounted to 165,000 , oool . and our exports , during the same period , to 83,000
, cool . while our total exports have amounted to 1,486,000,000l . during the ...
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