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The Life and Times of Queen Victoria; vol. 4 of 4

Note 234 — Chapter XXIX · THE BATTLE OF THE UNION.

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The doctrine of ransom in the counties took the form of a vague and ambiguous pledge to give every labourer who wanted an allotment “three acres and a cow,” by purchase-money advanced from the rates.

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