Rent

Introduction

Introduction on Rent →

Part 1a

Food: The raw produce which always affords Rent →

Part 1b

Vineyards, Sugar, Tobacco, Potatoes, Oats →

Part 2a

The Raw Produce Which Not Always Affords Rent →

Part 2b

Coal →

Part 2c

Precious Metals and Stones →

Part 3a

The variations of the ratos between the Values the of Food and Non-Food Rude Produce →

Part 3b Digression Part 1

Digression on the Variations in the Value of Silver During the Last Four Centuries →

Part 3b Digression Part 1a3

Mistakes in Judging Wheat and Silver Prices →

Part 3b Digression Part 1a3

Mistakes in Judging Wheat and Silver Prices →

Part 3b of Digression 1b

Second period (1570-1640) and Third period (1650-1700) →

Part 3b Digression Part 1c

Summary of the Three Periods →