An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, 第 2 卷A. Strahan and T. Cadell, 1786 |
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... poffible extent , therefore , is in a manner infinite in com- parison of that of the other two , and is capable of absorbing the greatest capitals . THE Confideration of his own private profit , is the fole motive which determines the ...
... poffible extent , therefore , is in a manner infinite in com- parison of that of the other two , and is capable of absorbing the greatest capitals . THE Confideration of his own private profit , is the fole motive which determines the ...
第 85 頁
... poffibility of their being divided again was as much as poffible precluded for ever . It feldom happens , however , that a great pro- prietor is a great improver . In the diforderly times which gave birth to thofe barbarous infti ...
... poffibility of their being divided again was as much as poffible precluded for ever . It feldom happens , however , that a great pro- prietor is a great improver . In the diforderly times which gave birth to thofe barbarous infti ...
第 88 頁
... poffible . Whatever work he does beyond what is fufficient to pur- chafe his own maintenance , can be fqueezed out of him by violence only , and not by any interest . of his own . In ancient Italy , how much the cultivation of corn ...
... poffible . Whatever work he does beyond what is fufficient to pur- chafe his own maintenance , can be fqueezed out of him by violence only , and not by any interest . of his own . In ancient Italy , how much the cultivation of corn ...
第 90 頁
... poffible , in order that their own pro- portion may be fo . A flave , on the contrary , who can acquire nothing but his maintenance , confults his own eafe by making the land pro- duce as little as poffible over and above that ...
... poffible , in order that their own pro- portion may be fo . A flave , on the contrary , who can acquire nothing but his maintenance , confults his own eafe by making the land pro- duce as little as poffible over and above that ...
第 96 頁
... poffible , and confequently to employ as little as poffible in its cultivation , and none in its im- provement . Should any stock happen to accu- mulate in the hands of a French farmer , the taille is almoft equal to a prohibition of ...
... poffible , and confequently to employ as little as poffible in its cultivation , and none in its im- provement . Should any stock happen to accu- mulate in the hands of a French farmer , the taille is almoft equal to a prohibition of ...
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