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BURT FRANKLIN RESEARCH & SOURCE WORKS SERIES # 13
THE AGRARIAN PROBLEM IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY
THE AGRARIAN PROBLEM IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY
BY
R.H. TAWNEY
"And if the whole people be landlords, or hold the Lands so divided among them, that no one Man, or number of Men, within the Compass of the Few or Aristocracy, overbalance them, the Empire (without the interposition of force) is a Commonwealth."--HARRINGTON, Oceana.
WITH 6 MAPS
BURT FRANKLIN RESEARCH & SOURCE WORKS SERIES # 13
BURT FRANKLIN
New York 25, N.Y.
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ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN
LONDON--1912
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TO
WILLIAM TEMPLE and ALBERT MANSBRIDGE
PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY
OF THE
WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION