Excerpt from Practical Politics: I. The Tenant Farmer, II. Foreign Policy, III. Freedom of Land, IV. British Colonial Policy

Sagacious men have long foreseen that the time changes would arrive when the land laws of Great Britain by the would have to undergo great changes in order to the times. bring them into harmony with modern thought and the exigencies of the country. The signs of the times appear to indicate that, from sheer force of circumstances, the day is fast approaching when the legislature will be compelled to turn its attention to the amendment of the several laws which constitute what is popularly termed the land question."

Among the circumstances conspiring to bring The- about this result are - (1.) The declining condition of agriculture throughout the United Kingdom a stern fact which has created in about the minds of both landlords and tenants the greatest anxiety and alarm as to the future.

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