Excerpt from Carta a Mis Conciudadanos
Esto será quitarle a la propiedad el carácter de libertad que algunos defienden, por lo cual lo mejor será llegar franca mente al sistema de renta a perpetuidad, por medio del cual se podrá dar la tierra de la manera más barata posible y se asegurará la no especulación.
Aun en Inglaterra el título de propiedad más legítimo (freehold) no da derecho absoluto sobre la tierra al ocu pante.
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