France has one element of the stability, one feature inducive thrift which the majority of other

France has one element of the stability, one feature inducive thrift which the majority of other countries of Europe lacks. In the majority of other European countries the earth is spent by few owners. It is spent to France by many. To the Great Britain and Ireland, for example, the earth which is devoted agriculture, is spent only 19 000 owners. It is spent to France of 3 500 000 owners. There are also 3 500 000 district farms in France, though only sixty percent. From the agricultural ground area of the country it is grown up by owners. It follows from this, that the agriculture has in France a power over attachments and a personal interest of people which it has no in any other country in the world. Approximately forty two percent. From the general number of the population of the country, capable to work, are used in agricultural prosecution. The agriculture, therefore, is one of the most important industries of France. One fifth the full income of its people is made in agriculture. It is impossible to tell, however, that the agriculture in France is pursued so successfully as it is in some other countries - in the Great Britain, for example. France, with sometimes exception of Russia, is the greatest manufacturer of wheat of all nations of Europe, but its manufacture of grain in an acre - is no more than four seventh that from the Great Britain while its manufacture of grain in hand agriculture is only two thirds that from the Great Britain. But the most part of agricultural effort of France is devoted such industries as the poultry can be continued in small farms or potato lifting , for example, and lifting of fruit and ', lifting it' a full product of money in an acre in France [99] are not far except that it is in the Great Britain. That is, while the agriculture more with advantage is continued in Big
The Great Britain than in France, it proportionally supports number of people in France than in the Great Britain.
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