Philanthropic Economy: Or, The Philosophy of Happiness, Practically Applied to the Social, Political and Commercial Relations of Great BritainE. Churton, 1835 - 312 pages |
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abuse of free-will acre acts of parliament Adam Smith agricultural already artificial prices artificial scarcity artificial social system benevolence bread monopoly capital cause CHAPTER cheap food church comfort consequence constitute corn laws created creatures cultivated direct tax employment evil extension of felicity farmer fifty millions forced production free trade full employment fund give God's happiness honest idle including equal justice increase indirect individual industry injustice interest land landlords landowners law of primogeniture legislation manufactures means of moral members of parliament ment misery moral order moral sense national wealth natural circumstances nature and natural necessary obtained operation parish parliament perty poll tax poor population portion possessed principle of good-will profits property tax prosperity purpose raw material raw produce realized property rendered rent revelation revenue sacred selfishness Sir James Graham small allotment system taxation things tion unjust vested visible vote wages waste lands whole