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... occupied by a class of men called collectively Bauers . These , under another name , are the serfs , who in Poland , Hun- gary , and Russia , form the laboring tenantry of the nobles . When the laws are recollected , ( passed as before ...
... occupied by a class of men called collectively Bauers . These , under another name , are the serfs , who in Poland , Hun- gary , and Russia , form the laboring tenantry of the nobles . When the laws are recollected , ( passed as before ...
Page 66
... occupied , was not doing justice to the fair claims of the landowners . The government steered a middle course . In 1811 labor rents to the east of the Elbe were suppressed , and it was de- 1 They are very few . Chap . ii . Sect . 8 ...
... occupied , was not doing justice to the fair claims of the landowners . The government steered a middle course . In 1811 labor rents to the east of the Elbe were suppressed , and it was de- 1 They are very few . Chap . ii . Sect . 8 ...
Page 153
... occupied by metayers , serfs , and ryots , will pro- bably contain a similar race of tenantry for some ages . Cottier If the events of the next half century are favour- able to Ireland , her cottiers are likely to disappear , and to be ...
... occupied by metayers , serfs , and ryots , will pro- bably contain a similar race of tenantry for some ages . Cottier If the events of the next half century are favour- able to Ireland , her cottiers are likely to disappear , and to be ...
Contents
Page | 38 |
revenue of every class may be increased by an invasion of the revenue | 286 |
Summary of Farmers Rents | 305 |
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