The Glory and Shame of England, المجلد 2Bartram & Lester, 1866 |
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الصفحة 308
... become tamer than " a thrice told tale . " II . INCE my first volumes appeared , I have had before me a SINCE vast mass of Reports of Commissioners of Parliament , of counties , towns , parishes and institutions of science and ben ...
... become tamer than " a thrice told tale . " II . INCE my first volumes appeared , I have had before me a SINCE vast mass of Reports of Commissioners of Parliament , of counties , towns , parishes and institutions of science and ben ...
الصفحة 311
... become almost extinct , or have been purchased by the great landowners . The commons , upon which the villagers once had the right of pasturing cattle for their own use , and on which , too , the games and pastimes of the villages were ...
... become almost extinct , or have been purchased by the great landowners . The commons , upon which the villagers once had the right of pasturing cattle for their own use , and on which , too , the games and pastimes of the villages were ...
الصفحة 312
... becoming wider . " IF VI . F such be the peasant , how does he live ? What is a peas- ant's cottage what is a peasant's life ? To answer these questions , I must take my readers on a pretty thorough tramp through England and Wales ...
... becoming wider . " IF VI . F such be the peasant , how does he live ? What is a peas- ant's cottage what is a peasant's life ? To answer these questions , I must take my readers on a pretty thorough tramp through England and Wales ...
الصفحة 313
... becoming more and more common among the poor . And there is no doubt whatsoever - and in this all accounts and authorities agree - that the way in which the married and unmarried people , and the different sexes , are mingled together ...
... becoming more and more common among the poor . And there is no doubt whatsoever - and in this all accounts and authorities agree - that the way in which the married and unmarried people , and the different sexes , are mingled together ...
الصفحة 319
... become so famished and incompetent to labor that they were got rid of by any means possible . " " In a parish between Honiton and the coast , a great part of which is owned by Sir Edward Elton , this process of cottage clearing seems to ...
... become so famished and incompetent to labor that they were got rid of by any means possible . " " In a parish between Honiton and the coast , a great part of which is owned by Sir Edward Elton , this process of cottage clearing seems to ...
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