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First , many landowners , while retaining their lordships , found it necessary to let or sell their houses and farms and ceased to have any personal connection with the manor . Secondly , in many places the expansion of the towns made ...
First , many landowners , while retaining their lordships , found it necessary to let or sell their houses and farms and ceased to have any personal connection with the manor . Secondly , in many places the expansion of the towns made ...
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By the thirteenth century , the waste was considered to be vested in the lord of the manor , but the villagers had rights in it . First , the freeholders of the manor were considered to have the right , ' appendant ' to their freeholds ...
By the thirteenth century , the waste was considered to be vested in the lord of the manor , but the villagers had rights in it . First , the freeholders of the manor were considered to have the right , ' appendant ' to their freeholds ...
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By the thirteenth century , the waste was considered to be vested in the lord of the manor , but the villagers had rights in it . First , the freeholders of the manor were considered to have the right , ' appendant ' to their freeholds ...
By the thirteenth century , the waste was considered to be vested in the lord of the manor , but the villagers had rights in it . First , the freeholders of the manor were considered to have the right , ' appendant ' to their freeholds ...
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1 The Area and Distribution of Common Land | 10 |
Enjoyment of Common Land by the Public | 29 |
80 | 33 |
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acres addition Agriculture allotments amount authorities awards building cent changes claims classes colleges Committee common land common rights Commonwealth concerned Consumption continued Council course Customs Department duty Education effect England and Wales Establishments Excise existing exported fencing field Forest further gallons give given Government grant grazing Hill houses imported improvement inclosure increase industry interests known London lord Major manor manufacture March million Minister Ministry Minutes of Evidence Moor Nature noted Office oils owner parish pasture period persons places possible Preference prepared present primary produced proposals pupils quantity rates Receipts recommend recorded regard registered regulated relating remaining Report respect responsible result scheme schools secondary soil spirits stinted Table teachers technical Total trade United Kingdom Urban Value waste whole
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 10 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 |
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