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Page 164
... defined the real meaning of usefulness . The definition which he has given- " capacity to satisfy a desire , or serve a purpose ( III . i . 2 ) -applies equally to the iron and silver ; while the true definition - which he has not given ...
... defined the real meaning of usefulness . The definition which he has given- " capacity to satisfy a desire , or serve a purpose ( III . i . 2 ) -applies equally to the iron and silver ; while the true definition - which he has not given ...
Page 310
... definition of , 271 " " Critic , 274 " " the National , 10 " " Meristic , 273 Laws of a State , 271-277 99 and Governments , 267-307 Lawyer , the , 126 , 128 Life , maintenance of , 197-212 " " " " the natural law of human , 299 the ...
... definition of , 271 " " Critic , 274 " " the National , 10 " " Meristic , 273 Laws of a State , 271-277 99 and Governments , 267-307 Lawyer , the , 126 , 128 Life , maintenance of , 197-212 " " " " the natural law of human , 299 the ...
Page 311
... definition 19 " " 19 false definition of , 164 99 Verona , 45 WAGES , equality of , 124 Wars , unjust , 184 Wants , invention of new , 94 Wealth , definitions of , 169-171 , 203-207 23 false definition of , 165 99 19 of , 109 power of ...
... definition 19 " " 19 false definition of , 164 99 Verona , 45 WAGES , equality of , 124 Wars , unjust , 184 Wants , invention of new , 94 Wealth , definitions of , 169-171 , 203-207 23 false definition of , 165 99 19 of , 109 power of ...
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