The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 67
... English yeomen , and which , I suppose , contributed more than any other single cause to the Great Rebellion of the seventeenth century . In the mediaeval village the owners of small farms enjoyed cer- tian rights in the common land of ...
... English yeomen , and which , I suppose , contributed more than any other single cause to the Great Rebellion of the seventeenth century . In the mediaeval village the owners of small farms enjoyed cer- tian rights in the common land of ...
Page 70
... English labor , but bought from England at least one - third of all her surplus manufactures . The landlords , nevertheless , like most favored minorities , would not contemplate compromise . If a free American market were tolerated the ...
... English labor , but bought from England at least one - third of all her surplus manufactures . The landlords , nevertheless , like most favored minorities , would not contemplate compromise . If a free American market were tolerated the ...
Page 73
... English manufactures fell to conform to the universal scale of prices , and wages had to correspond . Famine does not consist in scarcity but in inability to buy food , and in this form , in 1816 , famine raged in the industrial towns ...
... English manufactures fell to conform to the universal scale of prices , and wages had to correspond . Famine does not consist in scarcity but in inability to buy food , and in this form , in 1816 , famine raged in the industrial towns ...
Page 74
... English land and annihilated the English landed class . With this phase of industrial development I have nothing further now to do . My object in this historical summary is only to present the legal difficulty which is , I apprehend ...
... English land and annihilated the English landed class . With this phase of industrial development I have nothing further now to do . My object in this historical summary is only to present the legal difficulty which is , I apprehend ...
Page 81
... English administration , especially military administraton , has not always been pre - eminent , the English have achieved considerable administrative suc- cesses not only in India but at home , and the English , like the Germans , have ...
... English administration , especially military administraton , has not always been pre - eminent , the English have achieved considerable administrative suc- cesses not only in India but at home , and the English , like the Germans , have ...
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