Privilege And Democracy in America
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He may take away the crops, but nothing more. All of the betterments pass to the landlord.
In consequence the tenant does nothing to im- prove the land. He makes no repairs. He culti- vates for the present only, he selects such crops as will give an immediate return with the least possible labor. He permits the buildings and improvements to go to decay; he exhausts the land itself by failing to fertilize it. In time he abandons the property because it is no longer profitable.
The same influence...s lead to indifferent cultivation.
The stimulus of security is absent. The tenant is wasteful and careless. His rent is fixed by what the Digitized by VjOOQ IC SOME OF THE COSTS OF TENANCY 85 land is supposed to 3deld; it is determined by what another will pay for the same holding. If he in- creases its fertility, it is made an excuse for an increase in the rent. If he is thrifty and indus- trious, if he makes the farm more attractive, if he drains and irrigates it, the advantage accrues to the owner or to some other tenant who will offer an increased rent for the property because of his exertions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He may take away the crops, but nothing more. All of the betterments pass to the landlord.
In consequence the tenant does nothing to im- prove the land. He makes no repairs. He culti- vates for the present only, he selects such crops as will give an immediate return with the least possible labor. He permits the buildings and improvements to go to decay; he exhausts the land itself by failing to fertilize it. In time he abandons the property because it is no longer profitable.
The same influence...s lead to indifferent cultivation.
The stimulus of security is absent. The tenant is wasteful and careless. His rent is fixed by what the Digitized by VjOOQ IC SOME OF THE COSTS OF TENANCY 85 land is supposed to 3deld; it is determined by what another will pay for the same holding. If he in- creases its fertility, it is made an excuse for an increase in the rent. If he is thrifty and indus- trious, if he makes the farm more attractive, if he drains and irrigates it, the advantage accrues to the owner or to some other tenant who will offer an increased rent for the property because of his exertions.
What to read after Privilege And Democracy in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Clemson Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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