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| Tēma: Cateux sont Ceturtdiena Marts 17, 2011 1:39 am | |
| Cateux sontCateux sont meubles et immeubles." Partly in this sense we still use the word chattels, though we restrict it, in general, to such dead stock as is moveable. Chattels, therefore, and cattle have one common origin: both are identical with our term capital, and synonymous with pecunia or real money. The Anglo Saxon laws use tory burch sale ceap in the two senses of cattle and chattelswhich word, though now obsolete, retains its meaning " Reddam de ineo proprio decimas Deo, tam in vivente capitali, quam in mortuis fructibus terrce." Ubi vivens capitale idem est quod viva pecunia in Legibus Gul. i. Du Cange.CataUum idem quod capitale. Bona omnia quee in pecudibus tory burch shoes sunt. Ex capitale enim formata vox captale; et ex captale, catallum Gallico, chatel et catel." Dicitur bonum omne quod possidetur, preesertim vero bonorum species illee, quee in pecudibus consistit." Du Cange : Capitale.in the term chapman, a dealer in live or dead stock. Stocky it is almost unnecessary to add, denotes accumulation, and is applicable to whatever, being superfluous to our current wants, is capable of being stored up for future occasions.It will strike every one that Great Britain, at this instant, abounds with real money, to a greater degree, probably, than was ever known before. We have a greater extent of arable and pasture land than our forefathers had. It is true that, from the check which agriculture has received, much of our poorer soil produces now, on the average, not more than half, and of the better kind scarcely twothirds, what it did during the war, but still there is a great deal of capital employed in what tory burch outlet is called management ; and almost every description of live and dead stock is not only increased in quantity, compared to what it formerly was, but is also of superior quality.The warehouses of our tradesmen, manufacturers, and merchants, groan beneath the immense loads of real money which is contained in them. By the improvements made in machinery we can increase our wealth of this kind at pleasure ; and almost without hyperbole it may be said, we can produce, in linen, cotton, woollen, and silk goods, enough to supply tory burch flats the whole world with clothing.
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