The Irish Question Federation Or Secession
The Irish Question Federation Or Secession
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The Irish landlord, favoured by the deceitful prosperity of that country up to 1846, in a rapidly increasing population, and a constantly augmenting competition for land nnder potato farming, seems to have drawn an equal return from his property without being called on for any capital beyond the mere land itself. His 17 prosperity, being based on the potato husbandry collapsed with it for a time. But in the last five years Irish farmers have been doing well, and rents are again creeping up unde...r the influence of competition, and irrespective of landlords' expendi- ture.
This great distinction in the case of the land- lords of Ireland arid Great Britain indicates the fairness of a distinctive treatment, and the in- justice of a law which assumes alike in both cases that permanent improvements are the pro- perty of the landlord.
There is an equally strong objection to the principle of the law which assumes that an agricul- tural tenancy is terminable yearly unless guarded by written contract.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Irish landlord, favoured by the deceitful prosperity of that country up to 1846, in a rapidly increasing population, and a constantly augmenting competition for land nnder potato farming, seems to have drawn an equal return from his property without being called on for any capital beyond the mere land itself. His 17 prosperity, being based on the potato husbandry collapsed with it for a time. But in the last five years Irish farmers have been doing well, and rents are again creeping up unde...r the influence of competition, and irrespective of landlords' expendi- ture.
This great distinction in the case of the land- lords of Ireland arid Great Britain indicates the fairness of a distinctive treatment, and the in- justice of a law which assumes alike in both cases that permanent improvements are the pro- perty of the landlord.
There is an equally strong objection to the principle of the law which assumes that an agricul- tural tenancy is terminable yearly unless guarded by written contract.
What to read after The Irish Question Federation Or Secession?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F S Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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