The Southern Review, Том 1A. E. Miller., 1828 |
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... nature did not work for man in those processes , by which rude produce is fashioned for his convenience , a nearly proportionate subdivision of labour was necessary in those employments which admitted of it , to maintain a certain level ...
... nature did not work for man in those processes , by which rude produce is fashioned for his convenience , a nearly proportionate subdivision of labour was necessary in those employments which admitted of it , to maintain a certain level ...
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... nature , in presenting fertile territory , as one of her most valua- ble gifts to man , terminated her services and her bounty toge- ther . The doctrine , accordingly is , that if the species are to draw a larger fund of subsistence ...
... nature , in presenting fertile territory , as one of her most valua- ble gifts to man , terminated her services and her bounty toge- ther . The doctrine , accordingly is , that if the species are to draw a larger fund of subsistence ...
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... nature made a present in the different grada- tions of the soil , of a number of machines of unequal powers , and that , by a sort of physical necessity , resort must be had , in the progress of population , to those which require a ...
... nature made a present in the different grada- tions of the soil , of a number of machines of unequal powers , and that , by a sort of physical necessity , resort must be had , in the progress of population , to those which require a ...
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