| Joseph Kay - 1850 - 678 стор.
...classes, and discontented with the existing order of things. The labourer has no longer any connection with the land which he cultivates ; he has no stake...as he pleased, for the support and gratification of his family and himself. The small freeholds have long since been bought up and merged in the great... | |
| Stephen Colwell - 1852 - 184 стор.
...he has anything to lose by political changes. The laborer has no longer any connection with the land he cultivates; he has no stake in the country; he has nothing to lose, nothing to defend. His position is one of hopeless and irremedial dependence. The workhouse stands near him, pointing... | |
| Stephen Colwell - 1852 - 184 стор.
...he has anything to lose by political changes. The laborer has no longer any connection with the land he cultivates; he has no stake in the country ; he has nothing to lose, nothing to defend. His position is one of hopeless and irremedial dependence. The workhouse 'stands near him, pointing... | |
| Henry Charles Carey - 1853 - 436 стор.
...discontented with the existing order of things. " The labourer," he continues " has no longer any connection with the land which he cultivates ; he has no stake in the country ; he has * Senior, Outlines of Political Economy, 152. nothing to lose, nothing to defend, and nothing to hope... | |
| Henry Charles Carey - 1853 - 442 стор.
...cultivates ; he has no stake in the country ; he has * Senior, Outline) of Political Economy, 152. 24* nothing to lose, nothing to defend, and nothing to hope for. The vcord " cottage" has ceased to mean what it once meant — a small house surrounded by its little plot... | |
| Joseph Kay - 1863 - 332 стор.
...classes, and discontented with the existing order of things. The labourer has no longer any connection with the land which he cultivates ; he has no stake...as he pleased, for the support and gratification of his family and himself. The small freeholds have been long since bought up and merged in the great... | |
| Joseph Kay - 1864 - 324 стор.
...classes, and discontented with the existing order of things. The labourer has no longer any connection with the land which he cultivates ; he has no stake...house surrounded by its little plot of land, which tjie inmate might cultivate as he pleased, for the support and gratification of his family and himself.... | |
| John Henry Hopkins - 1864 - 396 стор.
...Austrian Empire." (p. 24, Harper's New- York ed.) " The laborer has ho longer any connection with the land he cultivates ; he has no stake in the country ; he...lose, nothing to defend, and nothing to hope for." (p. 16.) " His position is one of hopeless and irremedial dependence. The work-house stands near him,... | |
| Charles Edwards Lester - 1866 - 312 стор.
...interest between himself and the higher ranks of society " The laborer has no longer any connection with the land which he cultivates; he has no stake in the country ; he has nothing to lone, nothing to defend, and nothing to hope for. The word 'cottage' has ceased to mean what it once... | |
| Henry Charles Carey - 1867 - 470 стор.
...Outlines of Political Economy, 152. 24* nothing to lose, nothing to defend, and nothing to hope for. Thfl word "cottage" has ceased to mean what it once meant...as he pleased, for the support and gratification of his family and himself. The small freeholds have long since been bought up and merged in the great... | |
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