Principles of Political Economy 1
Principles of Political Economy 1
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Peasant Proprietors," a book which by the excellence both of its materials and of its execution, deserves to be regarded as the standard work on that side of the question, speaks of the island of Guernsey in the following terms : " Not even in England is nearly so large a quantity of produce sent to market from a tract of such limited extent. This of itself might prove that the cultivators must be far removed above poverty, for being absolute owners of all the produce raised by them, they of co...urse sell only what they do not them- selves require. Bat the satisfactoriness of their condition is apparent to every observer. 4 The happiest community,' says Mr. Hill, i which it has ever been my lot to fall in with, is to be found in this little island of Guernsey.' ' No mat- ter,' says Sir George Head, ' to what point the traveller may choose to bend his way, comfort everywhere prevails.' What most surprises the English visitor in his first walk or drive beyond the bounds of St. Peter's Port is the appearance of the habitations with which the landscape is thickly studded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peasant Proprietors," a book which by the excellence both of its materials and of its execution, deserves to be regarded as the standard work on that side of the question, speaks of the island of Guernsey in the following terms : " Not even in England is nearly so large a quantity of produce sent to market from a tract of such limited extent. This of itself might prove that the cultivators must be far removed above poverty, for being absolute owners of all the produce raised by them, they of co...urse sell only what they do not them- selves require. Bat the satisfactoriness of their condition is apparent to every observer. 4 The happiest community,' says Mr. Hill, i which it has ever been my lot to fall in with, is to be found in this little island of Guernsey.' ' No mat- ter,' says Sir George Head, ' to what point the traveller may choose to bend his way, comfort everywhere prevails.' What most surprises the English visitor in his first walk or drive beyond the bounds of St. Peter's Port is the appearance of the habitations with which the landscape is thickly studded.
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