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Page 43
... proprietor has no domain land at all . The bauers throughout Germany are nearly all free chained by many ties to the soil , they are no longer the property of its proprietors , or le- gally confined to the spot they cultivate . But Chap ...
... proprietor has no domain land at all . The bauers throughout Germany are nearly all free chained by many ties to the soil , they are no longer the property of its proprietors , or le- gally confined to the spot they cultivate . But Chap ...
Page 58
... proprietors of all summary authority over their tenantry , while any considerable portion of their territory is made productive by the use of labor rents alone . So naturally does the usefulness of this jurisdiction of the proprietors ...
... proprietors of all summary authority over their tenantry , while any considerable portion of their territory is made productive by the use of labor rents alone . So naturally does the usefulness of this jurisdiction of the proprietors ...
Page 104
... proprietors are needy , careless , or absent , the case becomes of course much worse . " In bad years , ( Turgot remarks ) the proprietor is obliged to feed the metayers , for fear of losing all he has advanced . This mode of management ...
... proprietors are needy , careless , or absent , the case becomes of course much worse . " In bad years , ( Turgot remarks ) the proprietor is obliged to feed the metayers , for fear of losing all he has advanced . This mode of management ...
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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