Property in Land: An Essay on the New Crusade

acre advantages amount argument arises artificial Assume average bear becomes benefit better Boston Brown's buildings bushels capital cause cents charges chattel claim cloth compete confiscation cost count course created demand derived divided division dollars effect eighteen employments equal equitable exact fair fall Father McGlynn field figures five bushels fixed gain George gifts give given globe rent hold human improvements increase interest investments joint labor land land-owner landlord less limit London meet ment millions namely natural site rent necessary Octavo owner paid poor poverty present profit proposes question railroad raising reason reduced rental value requiring result rise scheme seems share society soil speculation Spencer structures supply surplus taxation tenant tion town twenty vacant wages wants wheat whole workmen worth