The Riddle of the Sphinx: A Discussion of the Economic Questions Relating to Agriculture, Land, Transportation, Money, Taxation, and Cost of Interchange ...Hyperion Press, 1975 - 479 pages |
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... Loan Bureau until issued as hereinafter prescribed . " SEC . 7 . That every person who is a citizen of the United States , or who has declared his intention to become such , and who is the owner in fee of unencum- bered agricultural ...
... Loan Bureau until issued as hereinafter prescribed . " SEC . 7 . That every person who is a citizen of the United States , or who has declared his intention to become such , and who is the owner in fee of unencum- bered agricultural ...
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... loans on land , land values would be systematically boomed for the purpose of increasing the amount of the loan . If the volume of money became in excess of the needs of the business requirements of the country , the system of land loans ...
... loans on land , land values would be systematically boomed for the purpose of increasing the amount of the loan . If the volume of money became in excess of the needs of the business requirements of the country , the system of land loans ...
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... loans on land , land values would be systematically boomed for the purpose of increasing the amount of the loan . If the volume of money became in excess of the needs of the business requirements of the country , the system of land loans ...
... loans on land , land values would be systematically boomed for the purpose of increasing the amount of the loan . If the volume of money became in excess of the needs of the business requirements of the country , the system of land loans ...
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