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Page 298
... land has of course wholly ceased . Another striking proof of the utter wantonness of the measure is the fact , that capitalists were thus raising a monopoly against themselves . The capitalist alone pays for the land , and his money is ...
... land has of course wholly ceased . Another striking proof of the utter wantonness of the measure is the fact , that capitalists were thus raising a monopoly against themselves . The capitalist alone pays for the land , and his money is ...
Page 299
... land is generally a grant , or property purchased either from the crown direct , or from a private settler . As it takes about three acres of land to feed a sheep , of course the settler has a great deal more to contend with than the ...
... land is generally a grant , or property purchased either from the crown direct , or from a private settler . As it takes about three acres of land to feed a sheep , of course the settler has a great deal more to contend with than the ...
Page 300
... land for nothing . No doubt they paid an assessment on their stock , on sheep d . , cattle 1d . , and horses 3d .; but these taxes went to provide a border police for their protection , and a commissioner , whose labours were of much ...
... land for nothing . No doubt they paid an assessment on their stock , on sheep d . , cattle 1d . , and horses 3d .; but these taxes went to provide a border police for their protection , and a commissioner , whose labours were of much ...
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The History of the Conquerors of Hind from the most | xi |
The Bengal Medical Codeand the Bengal Medical | xviii |
Bengal Hurkaru May 8th Speech of the Honble | xxvii |
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