The Quarterly Review, Volumes 289-290John Murray, 1951 |
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Page 511
... farmers know , the farm worker generally dislikes more than one master . He is usually very strict upon this unwritten law of the land , and where there are sons or relatives of the farmer working on the land , before the farm worker ...
... farmers know , the farm worker generally dislikes more than one master . He is usually very strict upon this unwritten law of the land , and where there are sons or relatives of the farmer working on the land , before the farm worker ...
Page 385
... farmer himself . If the farmer's say in who is to take the farm cottage is to be limited or if he is unable to free himself of a man who proves of no use to the land , the farm will certainly suffer . All true agricultural men are con ...
... farmer himself . If the farmer's say in who is to take the farm cottage is to be limited or if he is unable to free himself of a man who proves of no use to the land , the farm will certainly suffer . All true agricultural men are con ...
Page 386
... farmer for the sake of earning such a right , but a bad farmer might well seek means to turn them out just before the end of their term in order not to saddle himself with a ' blind ' cottage . Those who were not so unscrupulous would ...
... farmer for the sake of earning such a right , but a bad farmer might well seek means to turn them out just before the end of their term in order not to saddle himself with a ' blind ' cottage . Those who were not so unscrupulous would ...
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