A Philosophical And Political History of the Settlements And Trade of the Europe
A Philosophical And Political History of the Settlements And Trade of the Europe
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THE advantages which manufactures derive from nature, are further feconded by the form of go* vernment. While induftry is favourable to na- tional liberty, that in return fhould affift induftry. Exclufive privileges are enemies to commerce and the arts, which are to be encouraged only by com- petition. Even the rights of apprenticeship, and the value fet on corporations, are a kind of mo- nopoly. The ftate is prejudiced by that fort of privilege, which favours incorporated trades ; that is, pet...ty communities are protected at the expence of the greater body. By taking from the lower clafs of the people the liberty of chufing the pro- feffion that fuits them, every profeffion is filled with bad workmen. Such as require greater ta- lents are exercifed by thofe who are the moft wealthy; the meaner, and lefs expenfive, fall often to the (hare of men born to excel in fome fuperior art. As" both are engaged in a profeffion for which K k 3 they 5? HISTORY OF SETTLEMENTS AND TRADE B j K they have no tafte, they neglect their work, and ^ ~v ' prejudice the art: the firft, becaufe they have nq abilities j the latter, becaufe they are convinced that their abilities are fuperior to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE advantages which manufactures derive from nature, are further feconded by the form of go* vernment. While induftry is favourable to na- tional liberty, that in return fhould affift induftry. Exclufive privileges are enemies to commerce and the arts, which are to be encouraged only by com- petition. Even the rights of apprenticeship, and the value fet on corporations, are a kind of mo- nopoly. The ftate is prejudiced by that fort of privilege, which favours incorporated trades ; that is, pet...ty communities are protected at the expence of the greater body. By taking from the lower clafs of the people the liberty of chufing the pro- feffion that fuits them, every profeffion is filled with bad workmen. Such as require greater ta- lents are exercifed by thofe who are the moft wealthy; the meaner, and lefs expenfive, fall often to the (hare of men born to excel in fome fuperior art. As" both are engaged in a profeffion for which K k 3 they 5? HISTORY OF SETTLEMENTS AND TRADE B j K they have no tafte, they neglect their work, and ^ ~v ' prejudice the art: the firft, becaufe they have nq abilities j the latter, becaufe they are convinced that their abilities are fuperior to it.
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