Miscellanies, Volumen4

advantage agricultural Bank of England bankers become borrow called capital capitalist cent cheap claim coin commercial competition Corn Laws Crown estates cultivation currency debt debt of honor demand desire duty economic economists emigration English English peasant estates evil expense exportation fact farm farmer feudal forbid foreign France free trade freeholds gains give gold Government hence income increase Indirect Taxation industry interest J. S. Mill labor land landlord lend less lessen loan lord loss M'Culloch manufacturers mercantile merchants millions moral mortgage nation notes paid Parliament payment peasants perhaps permanent persons political poor Poor Laws population possession principle private property produce Professor Price Profits proprietors purchase raise reason rent revenue rich sell silver soil suppose taxation tenants things tithe towns vast wages wealth whole workmen