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... thing , to inquire the name of every thing they can see ; and this curiosity or desire of knowledge is innate with us all , more or less . The recollection of things is much easier than that of words , even to us who can hear ...
... thing , to inquire the name of every thing they can see ; and this curiosity or desire of knowledge is innate with us all , more or less . The recollection of things is much easier than that of words , even to us who can hear ...
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... thing ima- ginable : it is a material object , useful , or agreeable to man ; it fulfils , says M. Say , all the ... things , but on the difficulty or facility of their production : the manufacturing labour of a thousand men will always ...
... thing ima- ginable : it is a material object , useful , or agreeable to man ; it fulfils , says M. Say , all the ... things , but on the difficulty or facility of their production : the manufacturing labour of a thousand men will always ...
Pagina 68
... things . They would fall , because a less quantity of labour was necessary to their production , and would therefore exchange for a smaller quan- tity of those things in which no such abridgment of labour had been made . On the contrary ...
... things . They would fall , because a less quantity of labour was necessary to their production , and would therefore exchange for a smaller quan- tity of those things in which no such abridgment of labour had been made . On the contrary ...
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