Littell's Living Age, Volume 172Living Age Company Incorporated, 1886 |
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Page 360
... labor of the serfs was taken away from the own- ers who still held on , free labor was im- possible to obtain , from peasants working their own land at seedtime and harvest . The nobles were therefore obliged to sell as much land as ...
... labor of the serfs was taken away from the own- ers who still held on , free labor was im- possible to obtain , from peasants working their own land at seedtime and harvest . The nobles were therefore obliged to sell as much land as ...
Page 524
... labor roused and impatient feeling of the coun- and anxiety in obtaining the Lunacy Bill try . The bill passed the second reading of 1845 , and five years of increased labor | by a majority of one hundred and eight , since that time in ...
... labor roused and impatient feeling of the coun- and anxiety in obtaining the Lunacy Bill try . The bill passed the second reading of 1845 , and five years of increased labor | by a majority of one hundred and eight , since that time in ...
Page 525
... labor of the women and children should be confined between 6 A. M. and 6 P. M. , with an hour and a half for meals ( i.e. , ten and a half hours of daily labor ) , with the excep- tion of Saturdays , on which no protected person should ...
... labor of the women and children should be confined between 6 A. M. and 6 P. M. , with an hour and a half for meals ( i.e. , ten and a half hours of daily labor ) , with the excep- tion of Saturdays , on which no protected person should ...
Contents
A Secret Inheritance | 12 |
Notes and Queries on the Irish | 16 |
A Siege Baby | 31 |
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