The Evolution of Revolution
The Evolution of Revolution
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By this means the houses being kept up did of necessity enforce that dweller not to be a beggar or a cottager Digitized by Google 202 EVOLUTION OF REVOLUTION but a man of some substance that might keep hinds and servants, and set the plough going/' This was all very well ; but the Statutes had no more effect upon the victory of the endosers and sheep farmers than the horrible laws a^punst vagrants, under which they were flogged, branded, tortured, hanged or enslaved, prevented the economic effe...cts of this systematic land-grabbing, and the pastoral com- petition with arable culture, from turning out thousands of poor people on the highroads, to be treated in this ruthless fashion.
The overthrow of the monasteries, {niories and convents, and the giving of their lands to the King's favourites, or their retoi- tion in ownership by Henry VIII. himself, did but intensify the prevailing tendency to vagabondage which was terriUy pre- valent at the time when Bacon wrote. The abbots and priors, after the decay of serfdom, had been for their own sake easy landlords, who helped the poor and kept up the roads between their farms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By this means the houses being kept up did of necessity enforce that dweller not to be a beggar or a cottager Digitized by Google 202 EVOLUTION OF REVOLUTION but a man of some substance that might keep hinds and servants, and set the plough going/' This was all very well ; but the Statutes had no more effect upon the victory of the endosers and sheep farmers than the horrible laws a^punst vagrants, under which they were flogged, branded, tortured, hanged or enslaved, prevented the economic effe...cts of this systematic land-grabbing, and the pastoral com- petition with arable culture, from turning out thousands of poor people on the highroads, to be treated in this ruthless fashion.
The overthrow of the monasteries, {niories and convents, and the giving of their lands to the King's favourites, or their retoi- tion in ownership by Henry VIII. himself, did but intensify the prevailing tendency to vagabondage which was terriUy pre- valent at the time when Bacon wrote. The abbots and priors, after the decay of serfdom, had been for their own sake easy landlords, who helped the poor and kept up the roads between their farms.
What to read after The Evolution of Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H M Henry Mayers Hyndman to read onlineMoreLess
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