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Page 83
... exchange ; or , if there be any respect to the stations of the parties , it will not be in favour of the employer : there is certainly no equitable reason in a man's being poor , that if he give me a pound of bread to - day , I should ...
... exchange ; or , if there be any respect to the stations of the parties , it will not be in favour of the employer : there is certainly no equitable reason in a man's being poor , that if he give me a pound of bread to - day , I should ...
Page 129
... exchange value , and its expression by currencies . Note first , of exchange , there can be no profit in it . It is only in labour there can be profit - that is to say , a " making in advance , " or " making in favour of " ( from ...
... exchange value , and its expression by currencies . Note first , of exchange , there can be no profit in it . It is only in labour there can be profit - that is to say , a " making in advance , " or " making in favour of " ( from ...
Page 130
... exchange , and in the exchange itself there is no profit . There may , however , be acquisition , which is a very different thing . If , in the exchange , one man is able to give what cost him little labour for what has cost the other ...
... exchange , and in the exchange itself there is no profit . There may , however , be acquisition , which is a very different thing . If , in the exchange , one man is able to give what cost him little labour for what has cost the other ...
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ESSAY PAGE | 1 |
THE VEINS OF WEALTH | 38 |
QUI JUDICATIS TERRAM | 67 |
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