Cobbett's Political Register, Volúmenes27-29William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 |
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... labour , & c . is evident . But prices ought to be adequate to expences , and will , too , unless there be some tem- porary obstacle to prevent it . If they are not , must we not look for the cause of the farmer's ruin in the cause of ...
... labour , & c . is evident . But prices ought to be adequate to expences , and will , too , unless there be some tem- porary obstacle to prevent it . If they are not , must we not look for the cause of the farmer's ruin in the cause of ...
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... labour . The wages of the la- the price of wheat will determine both the bourer , and price of manufactures would price of labour and of our own raw ma- be lowered in the same proportiou , so far terials . Cotton , however , being a ...
... labour . The wages of the la- the price of wheat will determine both the bourer , and price of manufactures would price of labour and of our own raw ma- be lowered in the same proportiou , so far terials . Cotton , however , being a ...
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... labour . The animal necessities of man compel him to submit to a certain portion of labour . And it would seem , if violence had not made the surface of the earth the property of a few individuals comparatively , and supposing that in ...
... labour . The animal necessities of man compel him to submit to a certain portion of labour . And it would seem , if violence had not made the surface of the earth the property of a few individuals comparatively , and supposing that in ...
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