The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 35
... labour . To these motives must be attributed the decadence of the agricultural interest . It is these two classes which , too greedy or stupid to see the inwardness of the policy of their predecessors , now stand in the way of an ...
... labour . To these motives must be attributed the decadence of the agricultural interest . It is these two classes which , too greedy or stupid to see the inwardness of the policy of their predecessors , now stand in the way of an ...
Page 39
... the organisa- tion of labour was based on dues and services . The agri- cultural labourer in the modern sense had not yet come into existence . We may picture a manor as a cultivated area surrounded AND THE LAND BLIGHT . 39.
... the organisa- tion of labour was based on dues and services . The agri- cultural labourer in the modern sense had not yet come into existence . We may picture a manor as a cultivated area surrounded AND THE LAND BLIGHT . 39.
Page 40
... labour at exceptional times of pressure such as spring sowing or harvest . Actual manual labour , however , was rarely ex- acted from the freemen . Little beyond superintendence of labour was as a rule required of him . It was upon the ...
... labour at exceptional times of pressure such as spring sowing or harvest . Actual manual labour , however , was rarely ex- acted from the freemen . Little beyond superintendence of labour was as a rule required of him . It was upon the ...
Page 41
... labour a week . Those in the like manner holding 15 acres or so were called " half virgators , " and worked for a proportionately shorter time . Their principal work was the tillage of the arable land , and this they ploughed with their ...
... labour a week . Those in the like manner holding 15 acres or so were called " half virgators , " and worked for a proportionately shorter time . Their principal work was the tillage of the arable land , and this they ploughed with their ...
Page 42
... labour as and when required . More- over , he was beginning to see that compulsory labour was not very efficient , just as his successor is beginning to perceive , somewhat dimly , it is true , that hired labour is almost as inefficient ...
... labour as and when required . More- over , he was beginning to see that compulsory labour was not very efficient , just as his successor is beginning to perceive , somewhat dimly , it is true , that hired labour is almost as inefficient ...
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