What is Property?
What is Property?
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They sacrificed the property of thetax-payer. Finally, did they prefer to cultivate the two varieties ofsugar at the nation's expense, just as different varieties of tobaccoare cultivated? They abolished, so far as the sugar industry wasconcerned, the right of property. This last course, being the mostsocial, would have been certainly the best; but, if property is thenecessary basis of civilization, how is this deep-seated antagonism tobe explained? [37] Not satisfied with the power of disposse...ssing a citizen on the groundof public utility, they want also to dispossess him on the ground ofPRIVATE UTILITY. For a long time, a revision of the law concerningmortgages was clamored for; a process was demanded, in behalf of allkinds of credit and in the interest of even the debtors themselves, which would render the expropriation of real estate as prompt, as easy, and as effective as that which follows a commercial protest. The Chamberof Deputies, in the early part of this year, 1841, discussed thisproject, and the law was passed almost unanimously.
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They sacrificed the property of thetax-payer. Finally, did they prefer to cultivate the two varieties ofsugar at the nation's expense, just as different varieties of tobaccoare cultivated? They abolished, so far as the sugar industry wasconcerned, the right of property. This last course, being the mostsocial, would have been certainly the best; but, if property is thenecessary basis of civilization, how is this deep-seated antagonism tobe explained? [37] Not satisfied with the power of disposse...ssing a citizen on the groundof public utility, they want also to dispossess him on the ground ofPRIVATE UTILITY. For a long time, a revision of the law concerningmortgages was clamored for; a process was demanded, in behalf of allkinds of credit and in the interest of even the debtors themselves, which would render the expropriation of real estate as prompt, as easy, and as effective as that which follows a commercial protest. The Chamberof Deputies, in the early part of this year, 1841, discussed thisproject, and the law was passed almost unanimously.
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