Principles of Political Economy
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Below this hmit they are decimated by famine. But agriculture, as it is practised in Western Europe, can support from four to five thou- sand times more.
Secondly, to stimulate labor it is necessary to guarantee the cul- tivator a right not only over the produce of his land, but also over the land itself, as the instrument of his labor. This right is tem- porary at first, but it is continued longer and longer as the prog- ress of agriculture requires labor of longer duration, and finally it bec...omes perpetual.
The right to the fruits of the earth carries with it the right to the earth itself, at least for a certain period. The man who has sown the seed must be given time to reap the harvest. The planter of vines must wait six or seven years for his first vintage ; half a century must elapse before the sower of the acorn can cut the oak. Moreover, even yearly cropping, if at all advanced in method, requires certain labors (such as manuring, improvements of the soil, drainage, and irrigation), which can only be recouped by the ^ This aspect of the increase of population was first fully treated by Mal- thus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Below this hmit they are decimated by famine. But agriculture, as it is practised in Western Europe, can support from four to five thou- sand times more.
Secondly, to stimulate labor it is necessary to guarantee the cul- tivator a right not only over the produce of his land, but also over the land itself, as the instrument of his labor. This right is tem- porary at first, but it is continued longer and longer as the prog- ress of agriculture requires labor of longer duration, and finally it bec...omes perpetual.
The right to the fruits of the earth carries with it the right to the earth itself, at least for a certain period. The man who has sown the seed must be given time to reap the harvest. The planter of vines must wait six or seven years for his first vintage ; half a century must elapse before the sower of the acorn can cut the oak. Moreover, even yearly cropping, if at all advanced in method, requires certain labors (such as manuring, improvements of the soil, drainage, and irrigation), which can only be recouped by the ^ This aspect of the increase of population was first fully treated by Mal- thus.
What to read after Principles of Political Economy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gide to read onlineMoreLess
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