Tenancy and Ownership: Cobden Club Prize Essay
"Tenancy and Ownership," the Cobden Club Prize Essay, delves into the complexities of land tenure and ownership during the late 19th century. Authored by John Watson and Isaac Saunders Leadam, this work explores the rights of tenants, the responsibilities of landowners, and the economic implications of various landholding systems.
Originally published in 1891, the book provides valuable insights into the historical context of land reform debates and the socio-economic factors shaping agricultural practices. It remains relevant for those studying property law, agricultural history, and the evolution of economic thought. The Cobden Club's endorsement underscores the essay's significance in advocating for free trade and land reform.
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