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Page 53
But what I want the reader to note especially is the fact , common to a large
number of typical cases of this kind , that the establishment of the mercantile
wealth which consists in a claim upon labour , signifies a political diminution of
the real ...
But what I want the reader to note especially is the fact , common to a large
number of typical cases of this kind , that the establishment of the mercantile
wealth which consists in a claim upon labour , signifies a political diminution of
the real ...
Page 58
It has been shown that the chief value ar a virtue of money consists in its having
power over human beings ; that , without this power , large mater al possessions
are useless , and to any person possessing such power , comparatively ...
It has been shown that the chief value ar a virtue of money consists in its having
power over human beings ; that , without this power , large mater al possessions
are useless , and to any person possessing such power , comparatively ...
Page 172
The following are two of the accepted current definitions of wealth : “ Wealth
consists of all desirable things which are transferable ” ; and “ Wealth consists of
all those things which satisfy human wants and have an exchange value . ” Thus ,
in ...
The following are two of the accepted current definitions of wealth : “ Wealth
consists of all desirable things which are transferable ” ; and “ Wealth consists of
all those things which satisfy human wants and have an exchange value . ” Thus ,
in ...
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