Opening for Forty-shilling Freeholders in County Politics
The piece urges Forty-shilling Freeholders to build strength via Freehold Land Societies, to contest elections on cheap principles. It predicts reduced costs and divided old parties after corn law repeal, urging Beds and counties to persevere, develop strength, and seize power.
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Bedfordshire
Gilpin
Luton
Feudal Tenure of Land in Scotland Debate
An essay argues Forty shilling Freeholders lack voting rights in Scotland and criticizes landowners for monopolizing land. It recalls past religious struggles when landowners resisted churchbuilding, leading to open-air worship and deaths before Parliament checked feudal power.
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Scotland
England
United Kingdom
Thei
Law of entail burdens Scottish burial grounds demand repeal
The piece argues that the entail law blocks land for burial and worsens public health. a Scottish Parliament bill seeks to empower towns to buy burial land and repeal entail for such parcels. It laments feudal land restrictions and urges repeal to grant freehold rights and public access to land.
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Police and Improvements Scotland
Scotland
Europe
Russia
England
The Movement and the Union. Centralization and Liberty
A critique of centralization praising local independence and constitutional liberty. It argues union strengthens reform efforts without sacrificing freedom and describes the Freehold Union as a nonauthoritative coordinating center based in Birmingham to guide and unite freeholders.
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London
Freehold Union
Birmingham
A Plea for the Union of Land and Building Societies
A discussion extols union between Freehold Land and Building Societies as a force to civilize society, boost industry, and reform institutions. It argues combined effort frees enslaved commerce, lowers costs, and elevates the masses from degradation through coordinated social action.
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THE
Union OF Land and Building Societies