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France , taken as a whole , produces 100 francs per hectare , Eng- land proper produces 200. The animal produce alone of an English farm is equal to at least the total produce of a French farm of equal area - all the vegetable ...
France , taken as a whole , produces 100 francs per hectare , Eng- land proper produces 200. The animal produce alone of an English farm is equal to at least the total produce of a French farm of equal area - all the vegetable ...
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Land in France is free from the charges of poor rates and tithes , but it supports a heavy land tax and duties of suc- cession and registration , from which the real property of this country is , or was till a very recent period ...
Land in France is free from the charges of poor rates and tithes , but it supports a heavy land tax and duties of suc- cession and registration , from which the real property of this country is , or was till a very recent period ...
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Every Government transaction connected with the Madras land - tax resolves itself simply into a question of landlord and tenant ; the collection of the tax , in all its particulars , is exclusively in the hands of Government , and is ...
Every Government transaction connected with the Madras land - tax resolves itself simply into a question of landlord and tenant ; the collection of the tax , in all its particulars , is exclusively in the hands of Government , and is ...
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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