The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 67
... land monopolists appropriated , some- times giving some shadow of compensation , sometimes by undisguised force ... land monopolists resorted to strong measures to accumulate land , for something like 25 Eliz . C. 4 . 3 Work and Wages ...
... land monopolists appropriated , some- times giving some shadow of compensation , sometimes by undisguised force ... land monopolists resorted to strong measures to accumulate land , for something like 25 Eliz . C. 4 . 3 Work and Wages ...
Page 68
... land- lords conceived the idea of appropriating the right of rep- resentation , as they had appropriated and were appropri- ating the common lands . Lord John Russell one day ob- served in the House of Commons that the burgesses were ...
... land- lords conceived the idea of appropriating the right of rep- resentation , as they had appropriated and were appropri- ating the common lands . Lord John Russell one day ob- served in the House of Commons that the burgesses were ...
Page 69
... land could not bear this burden if brought in competition with other equally good land that paid only a single rent , and from a pretty early period the landlords appear to have been alive to this fact . Nevertheless , ocean freights ...
... land could not bear this burden if brought in competition with other equally good land that paid only a single rent , and from a pretty early period the landlords appear to have been alive to this fact . Nevertheless , ocean freights ...
Page 70
... land which paid the double rent . Then the British Empire , consisting of India , the British Islands , the colonies and the West Indies , might form a practically self - sufficing unit which could maintain prices independent of the ...
... land which paid the double rent . Then the British Empire , consisting of India , the British Islands , the colonies and the West Indies , might form a practically self - sufficing unit which could maintain prices independent of the ...
Page 71
... land mo- nopoly . So generally is this policy recognized that land- lords , like the Duke of Bedford , are apt to sell when they As Cobden observed , the fortunes of England have turned on American competition . The fall of the ...
... land mo- nopoly . So generally is this policy recognized that land- lords , like the Duke of Bedford , are apt to sell when they As Cobden observed , the fortunes of England have turned on American competition . The fall of the ...
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