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Page 26
... labour of the volcano took a larger surface ; its ejections became prodigiously abundant , and a new island was seen forming . By successive addi- tions , continued for near four months , it made a junction with that produced in June ...
... labour of the volcano took a larger surface ; its ejections became prodigiously abundant , and a new island was seen forming . By successive addi- tions , continued for near four months , it made a junction with that produced in June ...
Page 166
... Labour is a species of property * which ought to be fairly estimated ; and that man is intitled to complain of an unjust return who works hard , and yet is unable to live by his wages . This is also one of those species of injustice ...
... Labour is a species of property * which ought to be fairly estimated ; and that man is intitled to complain of an unjust return who works hard , and yet is unable to live by his wages . This is also one of those species of injustice ...
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... labour . Upon these grounds only , I appre hend , is the greater success of the Continental compared with that of the British surgeons to be accounted for .'- ' And it may be expect . ed , not without reason , when the propriety and ...
... labour . Upon these grounds only , I appre hend , is the greater success of the Continental compared with that of the British surgeons to be accounted for .'- ' And it may be expect . ed , not without reason , when the propriety and ...
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