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Thus land would become productive , which is now waste , and an effect would be produced equivalent to adding so much fertile soil to the present extent of the country . It is well known that land of a given degree of fertility will ...
Thus land would become productive , which is now waste , and an effect would be produced equivalent to adding so much fertile soil to the present extent of the country . It is well known that land of a given degree of fertility will ...
Page 305
It has been supposed , for example , that the purpose of the Gracchi , and of Licinius at an earlier time , was to set a limit to property in land , and to divide the excess of all estates above the prescribed measure among the indigent ...
It has been supposed , for example , that the purpose of the Gracchi , and of Licinius at an earlier time , was to set a limit to property in land , and to divide the excess of all estates above the prescribed measure among the indigent ...
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When this public land was not needed for common use as pas- ture land , or was unfit for the purpose , or inconveniently situ- ated , it was not , at least not after the very earliest times , divided among the citizens , and assigned as ...
When this public land was not needed for common use as pas- ture land , or was unfit for the purpose , or inconveniently situ- ated , it was not , at least not after the very earliest times , divided among the citizens , and assigned as ...
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The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan or the Central | 73 |
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