Principles of Social Science
Principles of Social Science
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f Ibid. p. 881. % Ibid. p. 106.
{ The difference between an absentee landlord expending at a distance all his rents, and a resident one distributing them again among his tenants in ex- change for services, and the difference in the value of the products of the land resulting from proximity to market, are' so well exhibited in the follow- Digitized by CjOOQIC OF CHANGES OF MATTER IN PLACE. 845 § 3. Cotton abounded ; and to so great an extent, half a cen- tury since, was the labor of men, women, ...and children applied to its conversion into cloth, that, even with their imperfect machi- nery, they not only supplied th6 home demand for the beautiful ing passage from a recent work on India, that the reader cannot fail to profit by its perusal : — "The great part of the wheat, grain, and other exportable land produce which the people consume, as far as we have yet oome, is drawn from our Nerbndda districts, and those of Malwa which border upon them ; and, par consequent, the price has been rapidly increasing as we recede from them in onr advance northward.
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f Ibid. p. 881. % Ibid. p. 106.
{ The difference between an absentee landlord expending at a distance all his rents, and a resident one distributing them again among his tenants in ex- change for services, and the difference in the value of the products of the land resulting from proximity to market, are' so well exhibited in the follow- Digitized by CjOOQIC OF CHANGES OF MATTER IN PLACE. 845 § 3. Cotton abounded ; and to so great an extent, half a cen- tury since, was the labor of men, women, ...and children applied to its conversion into cloth, that, even with their imperfect machi- nery, they not only supplied th6 home demand for the beautiful ing passage from a recent work on India, that the reader cannot fail to profit by its perusal : — "The great part of the wheat, grain, and other exportable land produce which the people consume, as far as we have yet oome, is drawn from our Nerbndda districts, and those of Malwa which border upon them ; and, par consequent, the price has been rapidly increasing as we recede from them in onr advance northward.
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