...a city that has little or no land, and whose revenue is in trade,) as is the proportion or balance of dominion or property in land, such is the nature of the empire. If one man be sole landlord of a territory, or overbalance the people — for example, three parts...

...city « that bas littleor no land, and whose revenue is in trade) « as is the proportion or balance of dominion or property in « land, such is the nature of the Empire. » Cette vérité est confirmée par l'histoire à un double point de vue. D'abord l'inégalité dans...

...in a city that has little or no land, and whose revenue is in trade) as is the proportion or balance of dominion or property in land, such is the nature of the empire. If one man be sole landlord of a territory, or overbalance the people, for example, three parts in...

...doctrine shortly afterwards formally laid down by Harrington, that "such as is the proportion or balance of dominion or property in land, such is the nature of the empire6." Whatever we may think of the morality of the proceeding, its success is unquestioned. There...

...economic conditions. " Dominion is property," he wrote in his Oceana, "as is the proportion or balance of Dominion or Property in Land, such is the nature of the Empire. If one Man be the sole Landlord of a Territory, or overbalance the People, ... he is Grand Signior....

...political or social conditions to be found in the literature of earlier centuries. .Jrlarringt.on, for instance, in his Oceana, tells us that the form...Empire is Absolute Monarchy. If the Few or a Nobility overbalance the people, it makes the Gothic ballance and the Empire is mixed Monarchy (as in Spain...

...this atmosphere, then, Harrington arrived at his first proposition, "as is the proportion or balance of Dominion or Property in Land, such is the nature of the Empire." When a single person is sole proprietor of a country's land, the government will be monarchical; when...

...in a city that has little or no land, and whose revenue is in trade) as is the proportion or balance of dominion or property in land, such is the nature of the empire. If one man be sole landlord of a territory, or overbalance the people, for example, three parts in...

...a city that has little or no land and whose revenue is in trade) as is the proportion or balance or dominion or property in land, such is the nature of the empire. If one man be sole landlord or own three parts in four, the state is an absolute monarchy. If a few...

...the dogmas, which he preached with a tireless resolution, was that, ' as is the proportion or balance of dominion or property in land, such is the nature of the Empire.' This harmony or balance he believed to be essential to the welfare of the State. If it did not exist,...