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Author and Work Agricultural Urban
Sidgwick, H. I., Principles of Poli-Text
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deal Economy, 1883 . . . .
Smith, Adam, Wealth of Nations,
371
35
406
3
3
1818
2.755
2 .7S5
22 . . .
22
Walker, F. A., Land and Rent, 1888
Walker, F. A., Political Economy,
4,648
254
4,902
19 12
3 1
1888
Walker, Amasa, The Science of
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71
Wealth, 1872
228
228
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38
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40,516
i.578
42,094
2,6ll 288
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DOCUMENT PRESENTED TO MGR. SATOLLI BY THE REV. EDWARD
MCGLYNN, D.D., IN DECEMBER 1892 AND BY HIS DIRECTION
EXAMINED BY A COMMITTEE OF THE PROFESSORS OF THE
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, AT WASHINGTON, D. C. — DECLARED
TO CONTAIN NOTHING CONTRARY TO CATHOLIC TEACHING
All men are endowed by the law of nature with the right
to life and to the pursuit of happiness and therefore with the
right to exert their energies upon those natural bounties without
which labour or life is impossible.
God has granted those natural bounties, that is to say, the
earth, to mankind in general, so that no part of it has been
assigned to anyone in particular, and so that the limits of
private possession have been left to be fixed by man’s own
industry and the laws of individual peoples.
But it is a necessary part of the liberty and dignity of man
that man should own himself, always, of course, with perfect
subjection to the moral law. Therefore, besides the common
[equal] right to natural bounties,there must be by the law of
nature private property and dominion in the fruits of industry or
in what is produced by labour out of those natural bounties to
which the individual may have legitimate access, that is, so
far as he does not infringe the equal right of others or the
common rights.
