The Land System of the New England Colonies
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9 Ibid. I. 168.
Ibid. I. 68, 147.
36 The Land System of the New England Colonies. [580 VII. LAND COMMUNITIES.
COMMONERS AND NON-COMMONERS.
The last stage in the process of distribution is that in which lands pass from the community to its individual mem- bers, involving the dissolution of the community itself, or its transformation into a political community.
"In Swiss villages/' says Laveleye, "the Beisasseii, or simple residents, frequently have no share in the 'Allmends. ' The Beisassen have... often complained of this distinction, which has given rise to violent struggles between the reform- ers, who demand equal rights for all, and the conservatives, who endeavor to maintain the old exclusion. * * * Gen- erally, arrangements have been adopted securing certain rights to the mere residents/' 1 We have here, in a few words, the history of the land communities of our own colonial period, wherever the inevitable collision of hostile interests has not been prevented by some happy combination of circumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 Ibid. I. 168.
Ibid. I. 68, 147.
36 The Land System of the New England Colonies. [580 VII. LAND COMMUNITIES.
COMMONERS AND NON-COMMONERS.
The last stage in the process of distribution is that in which lands pass from the community to its individual mem- bers, involving the dissolution of the community itself, or its transformation into a political community.
"In Swiss villages/' says Laveleye, "the Beisasseii, or simple residents, frequently have no share in the 'Allmends. ' The Beisassen have... often complained of this distinction, which has given rise to violent struggles between the reform- ers, who demand equal rights for all, and the conservatives, who endeavor to maintain the old exclusion. * * * Gen- erally, arrangements have been adopted securing certain rights to the mere residents/' 1 We have here, in a few words, the history of the land communities of our own colonial period, wherever the inevitable collision of hostile interests has not been prevented by some happy combination of circumstances.
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