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Page 194
... capital , as well as the manufacturer and the farmer . Thus : let the manufacturer and the farmer en- gage equal ... capital equal to both the others : the whole product of the farmer's capital would then exchange for only half of the ...
... capital , as well as the manufacturer and the farmer . Thus : let the manufacturer and the farmer en- gage equal ... capital equal to both the others : the whole product of the farmer's capital would then exchange for only half of the ...
Page 199
... capital in the latter en- larges the effective powers of twice as much British capital invested in direct production as the same mercantile capital invested in the former . Those advantages are supposed to be divided with the foreigner ...
... capital in the latter en- larges the effective powers of twice as much British capital invested in direct production as the same mercantile capital invested in the former . Those advantages are supposed to be divided with the foreigner ...
Page 259
... capital is produced ; in the latter , a greater quantity is produced of those things , in the acquisition of which capital is employed ; and , in both , increased supply is the one and only cause of extended effectual demand . If this ...
... capital is produced ; in the latter , a greater quantity is produced of those things , in the acquisition of which capital is employed ; and , in both , increased supply is the one and only cause of extended effectual demand . If this ...
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Letters to Julia | 62 |
AFRICA Southern Travels | 79 |
Brookes Elegy on Percy Bysshe Shel | 112 |
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