...started this opinion, and developed it in a clear and intelligible manner. " Suppose a man," says he, " could, with his own hands, plant a certain scope of land with corn ; that is, could dig or plow, harrow, reap, carry home, thresh, and winnow, so much as the husbandry of this land requires...

...well to Money, the rent of which we call usury ; as to that of Lands and Houses, afore-mentioned. 13. Suppose a man could with his own hands plant a certain...wherewith to sowe the same. I say, that when this man hath subducted his seed out of the proceed of his Harvest, and also, what himself hath both eaten and...

...law of rent is so worded as to apply to all forms of tenure and to all stages of civilization : — " Suppose a man could with his own hands plant a certain...this Land requires ; and had withal Seed wherewith to sow the same. I say, that when this man hath subducted his seed out of the proceed of his Harvest,...

...surplus before rent can be paid, advances the discussion no whit beyond the experience of every man ' " Suppose a man could with his own hands plant a certain...that is, could Digg, or Plough, Harrow, Weed, Reap, Cany home, Thresh and Winnow so much as the Husbandry of this Land requires; and had withal Seed wherewith...

...law of rent is so worded as to apply to all forms of tenure and to all stages of civili/ation: — "Suppose a man could with his own hands plant a certain...this Land requires ; and had withal Seed wherewith to sow the same. I say, that when this man hath subducted his seed out of the proceed of his Harvest,...

..."Suppose a man could with his own hands planl a certain scope of Land with Corn, that is, could Dig", or Plough; Harrow, Weed, Reap, Carry home, Thresh,...this Land requires; and had withal Seed wherewith to sow the same. I say, that when this man hnlh subducted his seed out of the proceed of his Harvest,...

...Contributions, IV. 13) is so worded as to apply to all forms of tenure and to all stages of civilization : — "Suppose a man could with his own hands plant a certain scope of Land with Com, that is, could Dig?, or Plough; Harrow, Weed, Reap, Carry home, Thresh, and Winnow, so much as...

...as well to Money, the rent of which we call usury; as to that of Lands and Houses, afore-mentioned. Suppose a man could with his own hands plant a certain...wherewith to sowe the same. I say, that when this man hath subducted his seed out of the proceed of his Harvest, and also, what himself hath both eaten and...

...Contributions, iv. 13) is so worded as to apply to all forms of tenure and to all stages of civilization: — "Suppose a man could with his own hands plant a certain...this Land requires; and had withal Seed wherewith to sow the same. I say, that when this man hath subducted his seed out of the proceed of his Harvest,...

...well to Money, the rent of which we call usury ; as to that of Lands and Houses, afore-mentioned. " Suppose a man could with his own hands plant a certain scope of land with corn, that is, could dig, or plough, harrow, weed, reap, carry home, thresh and winnow so much as the husbandry of this...