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Page 687
Agricultạral land ought to be a sort of reservoir of labour , whence labour could , as at present , issue in prosperous times to easier and better paid work in the towns , and also a reservoir to which it could again return as an ...
Agricultạral land ought to be a sort of reservoir of labour , whence labour could , as at present , issue in prosperous times to easier and better paid work in the towns , and also a reservoir to which it could again return as an ...
Page 796
A million was to be squandered as a first instalment , but no one would have been the better for the expenditure . The taxpayer will receive no better consideration for his money than the knowledge that a number of specific trusts have ...
A million was to be squandered as a first instalment , but no one would have been the better for the expenditure . The taxpayer will receive no better consideration for his money than the knowledge that a number of specific trusts have ...
Page 848
... and no doubt fox - hounds have more bone , straighter legs , and better feet ; but the rules of the Harrier Stud Book allow for the strain necessary to produce this , and it is to be hoped masters of harriers will do their utmost to ...
... and no doubt fox - hounds have more bone , straighter legs , and better feet ; but the rules of the Harrier Stud Book allow for the strain necessary to produce this , and it is to be hoped masters of harriers will do their utmost to ...
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