Christianity And Social Questions
Christianity And Social Questions
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Ranade, Indian Economics, p. 31.
ir. ] APPIIOPRIATION OF EXCEPTIONAL REW . VRI) 145 many towns have enabled the owners of urban land to obtain greatly increased rents, as building leases fall in. TSome large lando^vners have been enabled to hold their own through the agricultural crisis, and to go on making im- provements in their rural estates, because of the income they derived from town or suburban projierty. The Bedford property, which has been an example of un- rcmunerated agricultural ent...erprise in the Fens, also affords an example of the immense wealth which may be derived from landed property in such a great centre of population as Bloomsbury.
(e) The large and steadily increasing gains which go to particular persons, through the accident of their inheriting property in districts where the population is growing, have struck the popular imagination. The favoured children of fortune may have done little or nothing themselves towards the development of the property. It is not necessary for them, as it is for most men, to display any energy or enter- prise themselves in order to prosper, since their wealth comes, partly through the enterprise of ancestors, and partly through the progress of the community, in which they have such a large stake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ranade, Indian Economics, p. 31.
ir. ] APPIIOPRIATION OF EXCEPTIONAL REW . VRI) 145 many towns have enabled the owners of urban land to obtain greatly increased rents, as building leases fall in. TSome large lando^vners have been enabled to hold their own through the agricultural crisis, and to go on making im- provements in their rural estates, because of the income they derived from town or suburban projierty. The Bedford property, which has been an example of un- rcmunerated agricultural ent...erprise in the Fens, also affords an example of the immense wealth which may be derived from landed property in such a great centre of population as Bloomsbury.
(e) The large and steadily increasing gains which go to particular persons, through the accident of their inheriting property in districts where the population is growing, have struck the popular imagination. The favoured children of fortune may have done little or nothing themselves towards the development of the property. It is not necessary for them, as it is for most men, to display any energy or enter- prise themselves in order to prosper, since their wealth comes, partly through the enterprise of ancestors, and partly through the progress of the community, in which they have such a large stake.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cunningham, W. (William), 1849-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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