Georgical Essays
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From want of knowledge as a farmer, or from the prefs of necefsitv, he will crofs-crop his ground ; or, in other words^ repeat his crops, till it becomes exhausted and foul, and incapable of any produce at all ; and then he will complain that the land is bad and dear, and will find himself in a situation in- ferior to that of the labourer who has not the advantage of any land at all.
The late Abel Smith, Esq. from motives of 134 GEORGICAL ESSAYS.
kindnefs to several cottagers on one of his esta...tes in Nottinghamshire, let to each of them a small piece of arable land. I have rode over that estate with Lord Carrington several times since it descended to him ; and I have invari- ably observed, that the tenants upon it, w^ho occupy only eight or ten acres of arable land, are poor, and their land in bad condition.
They would thrive more, and enjoy greater comfort, with the means of keeping two or three cows each, than with three times their present quantity of arable land ; but it would be a greater mortification to them to be de- prived of it, than their landlord is disposed to inflict.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From want of knowledge as a farmer, or from the prefs of necefsitv, he will crofs-crop his ground ; or, in other words^ repeat his crops, till it becomes exhausted and foul, and incapable of any produce at all ; and then he will complain that the land is bad and dear, and will find himself in a situation in- ferior to that of the labourer who has not the advantage of any land at all.
The late Abel Smith, Esq. from motives of 134 GEORGICAL ESSAYS.
kindnefs to several cottagers on one of his esta...tes in Nottinghamshire, let to each of them a small piece of arable land. I have rode over that estate with Lord Carrington several times since it descended to him ; and I have invari- ably observed, that the tenants upon it, w^ho occupy only eight or ten acres of arable land, are poor, and their land in bad condition.
They would thrive more, and enjoy greater comfort, with the means of keeping two or three cows each, than with three times their present quantity of arable land ; but it would be a greater mortification to them to be de- prived of it, than their landlord is disposed to inflict.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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