An Inquiry Into the Various Systems of Political Economy: Their Advantages and Disadvantages; and the Theory Most Favourable to the Increase of National WealthHenry Colburn, 1812 - 492 sider |
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Side 14
... extent without being bewildered by the multitude of the details . But is wealth of sufficient importance , utility , or benefit , to individuals , or nations , to become the object of a science , to engage the attention of enlightened ...
... extent without being bewildered by the multitude of the details . But is wealth of sufficient importance , utility , or benefit , to individuals , or nations , to become the object of a science , to engage the attention of enlightened ...
Side 18
... extent both of public and private wealth depends on the accumulation of this surplus , and on the man- ner in which it is managed and applied . * The passion for wealth is general , universal , and , * When individuals , hordes , tribes ...
... extent both of public and private wealth depends on the accumulation of this surplus , and on the man- ner in which it is managed and applied . * The passion for wealth is general , universal , and , * When individuals , hordes , tribes ...
Side 26
... extent ; while others had not suflicient to pay for their burial . De Paw , sur les Grecs . + Montesquieu , Grandeur et Décadence des Romains , c . 4 . Ibid . It was the fear of having their treasures diminished by 26 ON THE VARIOUS ...
... extent ; while others had not suflicient to pay for their burial . De Paw , sur les Grecs . + Montesquieu , Grandeur et Décadence des Romains , c . 4 . Ibid . It was the fear of having their treasures diminished by 26 ON THE VARIOUS ...
Side 45
... extent , and gave it a stronger and more secure direction . By being rendered more general , the interests of the community were aggrandized , the commonwealth ceased to be a private concern , and actually became common . The interest ...
... extent , and gave it a stronger and more secure direction . By being rendered more general , the interests of the community were aggrandized , the commonwealth ceased to be a private concern , and actually became common . The interest ...
Side 50
... extent of that wealth . Thus the interest of the poor is never separated from the interest of the rich ; they lend each other a mutual support . | The wealth of the ancients kept all nations in a 50 ON THE VARIOUS SYSTEMS.
... extent of that wealth . Thus the interest of the poor is never separated from the interest of the rich ; they lend each other a mutual support . | The wealth of the ancients kept all nations in a 50 ON THE VARIOUS SYSTEMS.
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