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... cultivation by rural proprietors Transition to Mortita or Metayers ......... SECTION 3. Metayers among the Romans small proprietors - progress of cultivation causes of spread of tenantry - ultimate prevalence of coloni medietarii , or ...
... cultivation by rural proprietors Transition to Mortita or Metayers ......... SECTION 3. Metayers among the Romans small proprietors - progress of cultivation causes of spread of tenantry - ultimate prevalence of coloni medietarii , or ...
Page 122
... cultivation to require their aid1 . ” The district of Nishapore was another celebrated seat of Persian cultivation . " It was added , " says Mr. Frazer , ( speaking of the information he received concerning this place ; ) " that in the ...
... cultivation to require their aid1 . ” The district of Nishapore was another celebrated seat of Persian cultivation . " It was added , " says Mr. Frazer , ( speaking of the information he received concerning this place ; ) " that in the ...
Page 179
... cultivation is ex- " tended over poorer soils ; and diminishes according " as those poorer soils are thrown out of cultivation . " " An increase of rent is not , therefore , as is very generally supposed , occasioned by improvements in ...
... cultivation is ex- " tended over poorer soils ; and diminishes according " as those poorer soils are thrown out of cultivation . " " An increase of rent is not , therefore , as is very generally supposed , occasioned by improvements in ...
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revenue of every class may be increased by an invasion of the revenue | 286 |
Summary of Farmers Rents | 305 |
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