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... thing better : - or the peasant , who , during a long life , has laboured with a rude and ill - constructed plough , would prefer it to the most perfect instrument in the world . Lastly , this propensity is most re- markable for its ...
... thing better : - or the peasant , who , during a long life , has laboured with a rude and ill - constructed plough , would prefer it to the most perfect instrument in the world . Lastly , this propensity is most re- markable for its ...
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... thing , calculates every thing , and sacrifices every thing to self - interest ; he thinks of no- thing but himself and his own concerns ; looks op all disinterested actions as foibles ; sets no value on the qualifications that are ...
... thing , calculates every thing , and sacrifices every thing to self - interest ; he thinks of no- thing but himself and his own concerns ; looks op all disinterested actions as foibles ; sets no value on the qualifications that are ...
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... thing to which men have succeeded in giving a value . " " How is value given to any thing ? By giving it utility . I can comprehend how products alone constitute wealth . but utility does not seem to be the only cause of the value of ...
... thing to which men have succeeded in giving a value . " " How is value given to any thing ? By giving it utility . I can comprehend how products alone constitute wealth . but utility does not seem to be the only cause of the value of ...
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