- three-quarters of the
rural poor subsisting in a "semi-starved condition".
Stagnant agricultural productivity and a
stable land base were
unable to cope...
- In
English and
British history,
poor relief refers to
government and
ecclesiastical action to
relieve poverty. Over the centuries,
various authorities...
- The
English Poor Laws were a
system of
poor relief in
England and
Wales that
developed out of the
codification of late-medieval and Tudor-era laws in...
-
tracts of
land, and
their land tenure status stood in
contrast to
those of
poor ryots and
bargadars (sharecroppers), who were
landless or
land-
poor. Most...
- The
Poor and the
Land:
Report on the
Salvation Army
Colonies in the
United States and at Hadleigh, England, with
Scheme of
National Land Resettlement is...
- and
poor peoples-led
movements around the world, such as the
Landless Peoples Movements, the
Homeless Workers' Movement, and Take Back the
Land.
POOR Magazine...
- The
Poor Law
Amendment Act 1834 (4 & 5 Will. 4. c. 76) (PLAA)
known widely as the New
Poor Law, was an act of the
Parliament of the
United Kingdom p****ed...
-
Responding to an
appeal for
support for a
crusade to the Holy
Land, the men,
overwhelmingly poor,
marched to join a
small professional army
being ****embled...
- The
Poor Clares,
officially the
Order of
Saint Clare (Latin: Ordo
Sanctae Clarae),
originally referred to as the
Order of
Poor Ladies, and also
known as...
-
island of
Samothrace before eventually moving to Asia
Minor due to the
land's poor quality. In Virgil's Aeneid, Dard**** is said to have
originally come...
