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Pt. 1 Perspectives and Ideologies
1 Introduction 3
2 The Ideology of Landholding 23
Pt. 2 Tenants and Their Lives
3 Tenancy and Tenants 47
4 Their Landlords and the Landlord-Tenant Relationship 70
5 Their Rent 103
6 Their Lives within a Legal Framework: Distraint and Eviction 117
7 Their Legal and Customary Rights 143
8 Their Farms, Families, and Agricultural Practices 168
9 Their Aspirations, Successes, and Failures 190
Conclusion 214
App. A Note on the Database and Sources 221
App. B Statistical Tables 231
Abbreviations 255
Notes 257
Bibliography 325
Index 355
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