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Page 83
pure , fine considered as two distinct commodities . But no money being coined
here , or almost any where , of silver , this concerns not the value of money at all ;
wherein an equal quantity of silver is always of the same value with an equal ...
pure , fine considered as two distinct commodities . But no money being coined
here , or almost any where , of silver , this concerns not the value of money at all ;
wherein an equal quantity of silver is always of the same value with an equal ...
Page 104
find , for the most part , either their positions to be false , their deductions to be
wrong , or ( which often happens ) their words to have no distinct meaning at all .
Where none of these be , there their plain , true , honest sense , would prove very
...
find , for the most part , either their positions to be false , their deductions to be
wrong , or ( which often happens ) their words to have no distinct meaning at all .
Where none of these be , there their plain , true , honest sense , would prove very
...
Page 142
... agreed on the fineness of the standard to have been just one - twelfth alloy , in
round numbers , without those minuter fractions which are to be found in the alloy
of most of the coin of the several distinct dominions of this part of the world .
... agreed on the fineness of the standard to have been just one - twelfth alloy , in
round numbers , without those minuter fractions which are to be found in the alloy
of most of the coin of the several distinct dominions of this part of the world .
Page 154
Rising and falling of commodities are always between several commodities of
distinct worths . But nobody can say that tobacco ( of the same goodness ) is
risen in respect of itself . One pound of the same goodness will never exness .
change ...
Rising and falling of commodities are always between several commodities of
distinct worths . But nobody can say that tobacco ( of the same goodness ) is
risen in respect of itself . One pound of the same goodness will never exness .
change ...
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, Volume 5 The Works of John Locke, John Locke |
| Author | John Locke |
| Publisher | Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 7 Apr 2006 |
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