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He took the most striking and easily understood illustration of a principle as his method of stating the principle itself. His writings always bear the marks of a genius, which was driven by its own internal energy to find relief in utterance, but which cared very little whether its utterances were understood or not. In this particular instance, he suggested a principle by a single illustration of the most familiar char- acter. But the principle is not limited by the illustration. Any advantage... which one piece of land has over another, for the use of man, was in- cluded, in Ricardo's mind, among the "original and indestructible powers of the soil. " And foremost among these advantages stands that of afford- ing standing ground, in the midst of a highly civilized society, under the protection of a highly organized and faithful government.
The Principles of Natural Taxation 3. The justice of ground rent. Now observe how per- fectly this natural tribute meets all the requirements of abstract justice, with which our professor friends have so long wrestled in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He took the most striking and easily understood illustration of a principle as his method of stating the principle itself. His writings always bear the marks of a genius, which was driven by its own internal energy to find relief in utterance, but which cared very little whether its utterances were understood or not. In this particular instance, he suggested a principle by a single illustration of the most familiar char- acter. But the principle is not limited by the illustration. Any advantage... which one piece of land has over another, for the use of man, was in- cluded, in Ricardo's mind, among the "original and indestructible powers of the soil. " And foremost among these advantages stands that of afford- ing standing ground, in the midst of a highly civilized society, under the protection of a highly organized and faithful government.
The Principles of Natural Taxation 3. The justice of ground rent. Now observe how per- fectly this natural tribute meets all the requirements of abstract justice, with which our professor friends have so long wrestled in vain.
What to read after The Principles of Natural Taxation Showing the Origin And Progress of Plans for?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fillebrown, Charles Bowdoin, 1842-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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