The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 35
... receivers or game - preservers . In the phraseology of the late Prime Minister , they have largely converted what should be the treasure - house of the nation into the pleasure - ground of the rich . AND THE LAND BLIGHT . 35.
... receivers or game - preservers . In the phraseology of the late Prime Minister , they have largely converted what should be the treasure - house of the nation into the pleasure - ground of the rich . AND THE LAND BLIGHT . 35.
Page 40
... house and its appurtenances in the midst , and a large block of plough land adjoining . Hard by lay the village inhabited by the lord's tenants , a survival of the primitive village community . The villagers , too , held land in ...
... house and its appurtenances in the midst , and a large block of plough land adjoining . Hard by lay the village inhabited by the lord's tenants , a survival of the primitive village community . The villagers , too , held land in ...
Page 41
... house and garden only . The third class was composed of the servants of the home farm who were concerned almost exclusively with the care of the live stock . They lived at the farm and received board and clothes , and , as a small bonus ...
... house and garden only . The third class was composed of the servants of the home farm who were concerned almost exclusively with the care of the live stock . They lived at the farm and received board and clothes , and , as a small bonus ...
Page 42
... house . Another effect of the increase of population and growth of wealth was the practice which soon sprang up of the lord letting off portions or even the whole of his demesne . He commenced to become a mere rent - receiver , and his ...
... house . Another effect of the increase of population and growth of wealth was the practice which soon sprang up of the lord letting off portions or even the whole of his demesne . He commenced to become a mere rent - receiver , and his ...
Page 43
... Houses and even whole villages were swept away , just as , centuries later , some of the Scottish landowners in the Highlands " cleared " out the crofters to make room for deer forests . The arable land was converted into pasture , and ...
... Houses and even whole villages were swept away , just as , centuries later , some of the Scottish landowners in the Highlands " cleared " out the crofters to make room for deer forests . The arable land was converted into pasture , and ...
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