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Portrait of Henry George Henry George Progress and Poverty (George)… (1879)

Chapter VII The distribution of wealth Our reasoning has led us to the conclusion that each labourer produces his own wages and that increase in the number of labourers should increase the wages of each. This at least is clear - that the cause by which, in spite of the enormous increase in productive power, the great body of producers are confined to the least share of the product upon which they will consent to live, is not the lack of capital nor yet the limitation of the powers of nature that respond to labour.
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