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Farm tenancy

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Your crop-share-cash farm lease

Marshall Dees Harris

1961

And their children after them

Dale Maharidge

1989

Security for farm tenants

United States. Farm Security Administration

1940

"The land is mine"

Paul V. Maris

1950

The theory of share tenancy

Steven N. S. Cheung

1969

The relations of landlord and tenant in England and Scotland

William E. Bear

1876

The farm colonies of the Salvation Army

Frederick St. George De Lautour Booth-Tucker

The history of landlordism in Donegal

Proinnsias O'Gallchobhair

1975

The making of the crofting community

Hunter, James

1976

Social status and farm tenure

Edgar Albert Schuler

1938

Land reforms in the U.P. and the kulaks

Charan Singh

1986

Vietnam: peasant land, peasant revolution

Nancy Wiegersma

1988

The collapse of cotton tenancy

Charles Spurgeon Johnson

1935

Landlord and peasant in Persia

Ann K. S. Lambton

1991

The Highland Clearances

Eric Richards

2000

Costs of contracting and the decline of tenancy in the South, 1930-1960

Lee J. Alston

1985

Poverty in a land of plenty

Gregory A. Stiverson

1977

Twice Loved

LaVyrle Spencer

1984

Better farm leases after the war

1944

Tenancy relations and agrarian development

Sankar Kumar Bhaumik

1993

Journals of a Methodist farmer

Cornelius.* Stovin

1982

Farm tenant loans

United States. Farm Security Administration

1939

Parrots, cockatoos & macaws

Edward J. Boosey

1956

The plantation South, 1934-1937

William C. Holley

1971

The agricultural labourer

T. E. Kebbel

1887

Indians in South Africa

K. Nambi Arooran

1985

The Tenant League of Prince Edward Island, 1864-1867

Ian Ross Robertson

1996

Investment, profit, and tenancy

Dennis P. Kehoe

1997

Your farm lease

Max M. Tharp

1947

Rent contracts in typical counties in the wheat belt

E. A. Boeger

1920

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