Village-communities in the East and West: Six Lectures Delivered at Oxford, to which are Added Other Lectures, Addresses, and EssaysJ. Murray, 1876 - 413 strani |
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Stran 68 - In the almost inconceivable case of disobedience to the award of the village council, the sole " punishment, or the sole certain punishment, would "appear to be universal disapprobation.
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Stran 187 - are rackrent, from a person of a strange tribe — a fair rent, from one of the tribe — and the stipulated rent, which is paid equally by the tribe and the strange tribe.' (Senchus Mor, p. 159.) This very much expresses the conclusion on the subject which I have arrived at upon the less direct evidence derived from a variety of quarters. The Irish clan was apparently a group much more extensive and of much looser structure than the Eastern or Western village community ; it appears even to have...
Stran 107 - If very general language were employed, the description of the Teutonic or Scandinavian village communities might actually serve as a description of the same institution in India. There is the arable mark, divided into separate lots but cultivated according to minute customary rules binding on all. Wherever the climate admits of the finer grass crops, there are the reserved meadows, lying generally on the verge of the arable mark. There is the waste or common land, out of which the arable mark has...
Stran 306 - Evidence" means and includes — W (1) all statements which the Court permits or requires to be made before it by witnesses, in relation to matters of fact under inquiry ; such statements are called oral evidence : (2) all documents produced for the inspection of the Court ; such documents are called documentary evidence.