The Philosophical Works, Том 3Scientia Verlag, 1964 |
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... employed in its culture , or who furnish the more necessary manufactures to such as are so employed . If these superfluous hands apply themselves to the finer arts , which are commonly denominated the arts of luxury , they add to the ...
... employed in its culture , or who furnish the more necessary manufactures to such as are so employed . If these superfluous hands apply themselves to the finer arts , which are commonly denominated the arts of luxury , they add to the ...
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... employ ; and consequently the superfluities of the land , instead of maintaining tradesmen and manufac- turers , may ... employed in their service . The one can never be satisfied , but at the expence of the other . As the ambition of ...
... employ ; and consequently the superfluities of the land , instead of maintaining tradesmen and manufac- turers , may ... employed in their service . The one can never be satisfied , but at the expence of the other . As the ambition of ...
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... employed beyond mere necessaries , the more powerful is any state ; since the persons engaged in that labour may easily be converted to the public service . In a state without manu- facturers , there may be the same number of hands ...
... employed beyond mere necessaries , the more powerful is any state ; since the persons engaged in that labour may easily be converted to the public service . In a state without manu- facturers , there may be the same number of hands ...
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