Systems of Land Tenure in Various Countries: A Series of Essays Published Under the Sanction of the Cobden ClubMacmillan, 1870 - 431 páginas |
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... condition of affairs was changed by the agitation that preceded the Act for granting Catholic emancipa- tion ; and first in the county of Waterford , and after- wards in a still more remarkable instance in Clare , the tenants voted ...
... condition of affairs was changed by the agitation that preceded the Act for granting Catholic emancipa- tion ; and first in the county of Waterford , and after- wards in a still more remarkable instance in Clare , the tenants voted ...
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... condition of the Irish farmers steadily improved . The value of land increased faster than the rents Never were they more prosperous than at the present moment . The marketable value of the interests which the occupying tenants have in ...
... condition of the Irish farmers steadily improved . The value of land increased faster than the rents Never were they more prosperous than at the present moment . The marketable value of the interests which the occupying tenants have in ...
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... condition as if it paid a tribute to England equal to the amount of rent paid to the absentees . The answer made to such complaints was , that no money was sent out of Ireland to the absentees . Com- modities , chiefly cattle and corn ...
... condition as if it paid a tribute to England equal to the amount of rent paid to the absentees . The answer made to such complaints was , that no money was sent out of Ireland to the absentees . Com- modities , chiefly cattle and corn ...
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... condition of an uncertificated bankrupt , whose debts amount to more than he can ever hope to pay . It is difficult to conceive anything more calculated to destroy the energies of a tenant , than the consciousness that no amount of ...
... condition of an uncertificated bankrupt , whose debts amount to more than he can ever hope to pay . It is difficult to conceive anything more calculated to destroy the energies of a tenant , than the consciousness that no amount of ...
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... condition of the country made this subdivision a matter of convenience ; but the poverty and ignorance of the people made it a matter of necessity and justice . The farmer possessed nothing but his farm , and , there- fore , could not ...
... condition of the country made this subdivision a matter of convenience ; but the poverty and ignorance of the people made it a matter of necessity and justice . The farmer possessed nothing but his farm , and , there- fore , could not ...
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