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They maintain that a freeholder owing a £ 100 worth of land is no worse , and
extracts no more from the community than a bricklayer with £ 100 in the Savings
Bank . They seem in this to be confusing private monopoly with private ownership
.
They maintain that a freeholder owing a £ 100 worth of land is no worse , and
extracts no more from the community than a bricklayer with £ 100 in the Savings
Bank . They seem in this to be confusing private monopoly with private ownership
.
Page 680
the possible use of free land or cheaper land elsewhere . The advantage of the
peculiar position or condition determines demand and fixes rent , The owner gets
all he can . He can get no more while there is the alternative of a different kind of
...
the possible use of free land or cheaper land elsewhere . The advantage of the
peculiar position or condition determines demand and fixes rent , The owner gets
all he can . He can get no more while there is the alternative of a different kind of
...
Page 685
The men who own the land round a growing town , land which is wanted for
houses and factories , and who , instead of putting that land to the best possible
use , withhold it and let it for grazing at agricultural rates until their fancy price is ...
The men who own the land round a growing town , land which is wanted for
houses and factories , and who , instead of putting that land to the best possible
use , withhold it and let it for grazing at agricultural rates until their fancy price is ...
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NATIONAL | 560 |
The Future of Tariff Reform By J L GARVIN Editor of | 571 |
To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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