Manual of Social Science: Being a Condensation of the "Principles of Social Science" of H.C. Carey

agriculture amount association bank become British capital cause cent centralization century changes circulation cloth combination commerce commodities communities condition consequence constant consumer cost cotton cultivation decline demand dependent diminished direction earth effect effort employment enabled England English equal established exchange exhibited existence export fact farmer followed force foreign France given giving greater growing growth hand human import improvement increase India individuality interest iron Italy labor land latter less looks machinery manufactures means measures millions motion nature nearly necessity needed obtain passed perfect period poor population portion present progress proportion purchase quantity rapid raw materials regarded resulting seen sell slave social society soil steadily supply tends things tion trade transportation various waste wealth whole wool