Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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... tenants . Each had his own strips , which were separated from each other by balks or by double furrows ; each tenant took the produce from his strips until harvest , when what came to be called ' commonable beasts ' were allowed to ...
... tenants . Each had his own strips , which were separated from each other by balks or by double furrows ; each tenant took the produce from his strips until harvest , when what came to be called ' commonable beasts ' were allowed to ...
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... tenants . Each had his own strips , which were separated from each other by balks or by double furrows ; each tenant took the produce from his strips until harvest , when what came to be called ' commonable beasts ' were allowed to ...
... tenants . Each had his own strips , which were separated from each other by balks or by double furrows ; each tenant took the produce from his strips until harvest , when what came to be called ' commonable beasts ' were allowed to ...
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... tenants because he was owner of the soil , not because he had a right of common distinct from that ownership . The ... tenants of the manor , whose rights would be appurtenant to their lands , and the tenants of cottages without lands of ...
... tenants because he was owner of the soil , not because he had a right of common distinct from that ownership . The ... tenants of the manor , whose rights would be appurtenant to their lands , and the tenants of cottages without lands of ...
Contents
ARRANGEMENT OF REPORT | 2 |
1 The Area and Distribution of Common Land | 10 |
Enjoyment of Common Land by the Public | 29 |
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