The Elements of PoliticsMacmillan, 1891 - 632 páginas |
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... land will usually owe compensation to society for diminished opportunities of obtaining utility . 3. Appropriation of land for cultivation carries with it the appropriation of vegetable products and tame animals . The cases of uncultivated ...
... land will usually owe compensation to society for diminished opportunities of obtaining utility . 3. Appropriation of land for cultivation carries with it the appropriation of vegetable products and tame animals . The cases of uncultivated ...
Página xv
... land or other natural resources . 3. The supply of funds thus rendered though tem- porarily they may be to a great extent borrowed— must in the long run be mainly raised by taxation ( in a wide sense ) . 4. In distributing the burden of ...
... land or other natural resources . 3. The supply of funds thus rendered though tem- porarily they may be to a great extent borrowed— must in the long run be mainly raised by taxation ( in a wide sense ) . 4. In distributing the burden of ...
Página xvi
... land may be fairly taken compulsorily , at the price it would have had apart from the governmental need , together with com- pensation for any special loss which the previous owner suffers in consequence . But the public may claim as a ...
... land may be fairly taken compulsorily , at the price it would have had apart from the governmental need , together with com- pensation for any special loss which the previous owner suffers in consequence . But the public may claim as a ...
Página xxi
... lands affords a means of promoting it . 8. The management of the relations between colonists and “ aborigines " is a matter of much difficulty , requiring careful regulations and restrictions 300-302 302-306 306-309 309-315 PART II ...
... lands affords a means of promoting it . 8. The management of the relations between colonists and “ aborigines " is a matter of much difficulty , requiring careful regulations and restrictions 300-302 302-306 306-309 309-315 PART II ...
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... land " is administered by judges whose penalties constitute the most effective motive to its observance , it still does not follow that such law is generally conceived as a body of rules depending for its force on the approval of the ...
... land " is administered by judges whose penalties constitute the most effective motive to its observance , it still does not follow that such law is generally conceived as a body of rules depending for its force on the approval of the ...
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