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    The document is an article from The Economic Journal published in 1909 titled "Land as a Free Gift of Nature" by J.S. Furnivall. It discusses the concept of land as a natural resource that should be freely available to all people rather than treated as private property that is bought and sold. The author argues that treating land as private property has negative social and economic consequences and an alternative system is needed where individuals are granted use of land without needing to purchase it.

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    The document is an article from The Economic Journal published in 1909 titled "Land as a Free Gift of Nature" by J.S. Furnivall. It discusses the concept of land as a natural resource that should be freely available to all people rather than treated as private property that is bought and sold. The author argues that treating land as private property has negative social and economic consequences and an alternative system is needed where individuals are granted use of land without needing to purchase it.

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    Land as a Free Gift of Nature

    Author(s): J. S. Furnivall
    Source: The Economic Journal, Vol. 19, No. 76 (Dec., 1909), pp. 552-562
    Published by: Wiley on behalf of the Royal Economic Society
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