The Land Question in South Wales a Defence of the Landowners of South Wales And
The Land Question in South Wales a Defence of the Landowners of South Wales And
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Walter Long will undoubtedly have the cordial support of all Welsh landowners.
CHAPTER VII.
In this chapter three points remain to be dealt with. It will be remembered that Mr. Morgan Richardson, than whom none has a better right to speak, gave some powerful and touching evidence at Cardigan concerning the condition of the mortgaged freeholders, and described the hardships, the misery, and the utter hopelessness of their struggle for life. Mr. Morgan Richardson, be it observed, is a member of t...he Executive Committee of this Association, and the sympathetic tone of his evidence may go some way to convince our accusers that this society, falsely described in the Report as a political organisation, is not wanting in sympathy for the distress, varying in different districts and at different times, . Under which the Welsh peasantry undoubtedly suffer. So deeply were the Commission impressed by the earnestness and the thoughtfulness of Mr. Morgan Richardson's statement that, at their request, he attended before them again and entered into his scheme in greater detail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Walter Long will undoubtedly have the cordial support of all Welsh landowners.
CHAPTER VII.
In this chapter three points remain to be dealt with. It will be remembered that Mr. Morgan Richardson, than whom none has a better right to speak, gave some powerful and touching evidence at Cardigan concerning the condition of the mortgaged freeholders, and described the hardships, the misery, and the utter hopelessness of their struggle for life. Mr. Morgan Richardson, be it observed, is a member of t...he Executive Committee of this Association, and the sympathetic tone of his evidence may go some way to convince our accusers that this society, falsely described in the Report as a political organisation, is not wanting in sympathy for the distress, varying in different districts and at different times, . Under which the Welsh peasantry undoubtedly suffer. So deeply were the Commission impressed by the earnestness and the thoughtfulness of Mr. Morgan Richardson's statement that, at their request, he attended before them again and entered into his scheme in greater detail.
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