Subdivision of Land and Peasant Proprietors Debate
The piece analyzes subdivision debates across Europe, arguing for peasant ownership as a stabilizing force. It contrasts Prussia France Switzerland and Tuscany, citing population trends, incomes, and living conditions to weigh benefits of smallholdings against larger estates. It notes evidence from Cobbett Young and Birkbeck, and references O'Connell ally Whiteside and Arthur Young on peasant welfare.
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Edinburgh Review
O’connor
Prussia
France
Bavaria
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Wurtemburg
Baden
Saxony
Nassau
Denmark
Lombardy
Tyrol
Paul Cobbett
Young
Birkbeck
la Grande Nation
Europe
Ireland
China
Napoleon
Oberlin
Coxe
Underwalden
Berne
Lucerne
Bohemia
O’connell
Whiteside
Italy
Tuscany
England
Lainge
Scotland
Arthur Young
Mr. Alison
Germany
Cobbet, &c
Mr. Kay
Besda
Elmer Raeiete
Population growth rates across European states favor free land
James Beal argues that European regions show extremely slow population increases under entail, with Lombardy 0 45 percent and Ireland 2 45 percent, England 1 65 percent, Wirtemberg 0 01, Prussia Bavaria and the Netherlands vary, France 0 63 to 0 68 percent. he highlights the moral and prudential benefits of free trade in land and promises further comparison of social conditions.
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Europe
Lombardy
Ireland
Sweden
England
Wirtemberg
Prussia
Bavaria
Netherlands
France
Mathieu and Quetelet
Morian de Jonnes
M. Legout
Germany
James Beal
Cottage Garden Scheduling for Early Crops and Potatoes
The article advises cottage gardeners to finish major tasks this month, harvest early potato varieties by July, set winter potato crops by mid March, and prepare a diverse assortment of greens for February to May. It notes suitable turns of seed for turnips and onions and stresses careful land preparation and manure use for best yields.
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York
Leith
London
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