To the Congress of the United States a Memorial in Behalf of the Architect of O
To the Congress of the United States a Memorial in Behalf of the Architect of O
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Ber of living souls or hum^an persons of whatever age, sex, or condition, will afford us a rule or measure of apportionment which wiU forever increase and decrease with the real wealth of the States, and wiU of course be a perpetual rule, not capable of corruption by any circumstances of future time; which is of vast consideration in forming a constitution which is designed for perpetual duration, and which will in its nature be as just as to the inhabited parts of each State, as that of the va...lue of lands, or any other that has or can be micn- tioned.
Land takes its value not merely from the goodness of its soil, but from innumerable other relative advantages among v/hich the population of the country may be con- sidered as principal; as lands in a full settled country will always (cseteris paribus) bring more than lands in thin settlements. On this principle, when the inhabitants of Russia, Poland, etc. , sell real estates, they do not value them as we do, by the number of acres, but by the number of people who live on them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ber of living souls or hum^an persons of whatever age, sex, or condition, will afford us a rule or measure of apportionment which wiU forever increase and decrease with the real wealth of the States, and wiU of course be a perpetual rule, not capable of corruption by any circumstances of future time; which is of vast consideration in forming a constitution which is designed for perpetual duration, and which will in its nature be as just as to the inhabited parts of each State, as that of the va...lue of lands, or any other that has or can be micn- tioned.
Land takes its value not merely from the goodness of its soil, but from innumerable other relative advantages among v/hich the population of the country may be con- sidered as principal; as lands in a full settled country will always (cseteris paribus) bring more than lands in thin settlements. On this principle, when the inhabitants of Russia, Poland, etc. , sell real estates, they do not value them as we do, by the number of acres, but by the number of people who live on them.
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