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... called , is an acknowledgment of debt ; but as such , it may either be considered to represent the labour and property of the creditor , or the idleness and penury of the debtor . The intricacy of the question has been much increased by ...
... called , is an acknowledgment of debt ; but as such , it may either be considered to represent the labour and property of the creditor , or the idleness and penury of the debtor . The intricacy of the question has been much increased by ...
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... called ) of the labour first given , or " advanced , " ought to be taken into account , and balanced by an additional quantity of labour in the subsequent repay- ment . Supposing the repayment to take place at the end of the year , or ...
... called ) of the labour first given , or " advanced , " ought to be taken into account , and balanced by an additional quantity of labour in the subsequent repay- ment . Supposing the repayment to take place at the end of the year , or ...
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... called " weighable , " or aftos , translated usually " worthy , " and because thus substantial and true , they called its price run , the " honourable estimate " of it ( honorarium ) : this word being founded on their conception of true ...
... called " weighable , " or aftos , translated usually " worthy , " and because thus substantial and true , they called its price run , the " honourable estimate " of it ( honorarium ) : this word being founded on their conception of true ...
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ESSAY PAGE | 1 |
THE VEINS OF WEALTH | 38 |
QUI JUDICATIS TERRAM | 67 |
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