The Agricultural Labourer a Short Summary of His Position
The Agricultural Labourer a Short Summary of His Position
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— T. E. K. , 1887.
136 TJie Agriatltu7'al Labourer, of our own system as well as in favour of the con- tinental.
We have hitherto quoted the opinions of the Com- missioners solely as to small proprietors. What they say of these applies a fortiori to small farmers. And we find throughout the Reports a singular unanimity on this head. They regret the disappearance of small farms, which held out a prospect of independence to the labouring class. But they look forward hopefully to a substitute for ...them more accordant with the spirit of the age, in the higher wages and increased comforts which the demand for skilled labour created by the spread of machinery* is certain to produce. The Commissioners, however, have not placed the subject of land tenure in the front of their Report, and it is only one of them — Mr. H. Tremenheere — who has gone at any length into the question. His experience is derived in great part from the Netherby estate, to which the late Sir J. Graham succeeded in 1819.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— T. E. K. , 1887.
136 TJie Agriatltu7'al Labourer, of our own system as well as in favour of the con- tinental.
We have hitherto quoted the opinions of the Com- missioners solely as to small proprietors. What they say of these applies a fortiori to small farmers. And we find throughout the Reports a singular unanimity on this head. They regret the disappearance of small farms, which held out a prospect of independence to the labouring class. But they look forward hopefully to a substitute for ...them more accordant with the spirit of the age, in the higher wages and increased comforts which the demand for skilled labour created by the spread of machinery* is certain to produce. The Commissioners, however, have not placed the subject of land tenure in the front of their Report, and it is only one of them — Mr. H. Tremenheere — who has gone at any length into the question. His experience is derived in great part from the Netherby estate, to which the late Sir J. Graham succeeded in 1819.
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