landlordism

This was considered as the first instant of unified mass movement against landlordism.

Moreover, this law merely allowed the transfer of the landlordism from one area to another.

We will have soulless absentee landlordism of the worse sort.

The landlordism of large land owners has been the most rewarded of all political services.

They might debate, for instance, with great seriousness, whether landlordism or imperialism was the greater contradiction.

In Gladstone's words, the intention of the Act was to make landlordism impossible.

He'd killed a good many people with his hygiene and his enlightened landlordism."

He told a commons committee debating the order: 'It is quite misleading to describe several orders as landlordism of the sea.

Bright was again unsuccessful, attributing his defeat "to landlordism and to shortness of time".

"Vested interests," said Diana, "slum landlordism and the building trades are too strong for that."

Caciquism, together with landlordism and usury, was the greatest obstacle to the progress of the province.

Increasing tenant farmer disputes and issues with landlordism also led to increasing government regulation.

When it was implemented, landlordism was abolished in Kerala.

Its primary aim was to abolish landlordism in Ireland and enable tenant farmers to own the land they worked on.

Does landlordism give you control of the immortal souls of those that toil for you?

Cartels, oligarchs, effective monopolies, landlordism, rental based 'growth' - where is the capitalism?

Mullinahone suffered considerably during this period at the end of the 19th century from the excesses of landlordism.

In the 19th century, Filipino landlordism, under the Spanish colonization, arose and, with it, further abuses.

It struggled for the abolition of zamindari (Landlordism).

It was 140 years ago that the Irish peasantry conducted a major struggle for an end to landlordism, so it is long overdue here.

Casey became a leader in Abbeyfeale and its surrounding areas in the land league and the fight against landlordism.

Old Sir Timothy Fanfield, for example, would love to have a 'go' at slum landlordism.

Landlordism would go crumbling.

Absentee landlordism and mortgage redlining also characterize disinvestment.

To abolish landlordism, he asserted, would be to undermine English misgovernment, and he is alleged to have added: