The Works of John Locke: -v.10 |
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But if you increase , or lessen , the quantity of money , current in traffic , in any place , then the alteration of value is in the money : and if at the same time wheat keep its proportion of vent to quantity , money , to speak truly ...
But if you increase , or lessen , the quantity of money , current in traffic , in any place , then the alteration of value is in the money : and if at the same time wheat keep its proportion of vent to quantity , money , to speak truly ...
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... show more our need of care to keep our money from going from us , than a way and method how to preserve it here . ... that lazy and indigent people , notwithstanding all their artificial and forced contrivances to keep it there .
... show more our need of care to keep our money from going from us , than a way and method how to preserve it here . ... that lazy and indigent people , notwithstanding all their artificial and forced contrivances to keep it there .
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That gold is treasure as well as silver , because it decays not in keeping , and never sinks much in value . ... That jewels too are treasure , because they keep without decay , and have constantly a great value in proportion to their ...
That gold is treasure as well as silver , because it decays not in keeping , and never sinks much in value . ... That jewels too are treasure , because they keep without decay , and have constantly a great value in proportion to their ...
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Some Considerations of the Consequences of lowering | 1 |
Short Observations on a printed Paper entitled for | 117 |
Further Considerations concerning raising the Value | 131 |
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