23 pp, paper wraps. Ex British Library of Political Science with a library stamp and a withdrawn stamp over it to title page. Wraps lightly age soiled, chipped / torne to top right corner of front wrap, wraps splie at top and bottom of spine and slightly chipped to top of spine. PAste down label to front wrap stating it was given to the library by Thomas Shore.

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Title: COMPULSORY CULTIVATION OF LAND: WHAT IT MEANS AND WHY IT OUGHT TO BE ENFORCED
Publisher: Freethought Publishing Company, London
Publication Date: 1887
Language: English
Binding: Pamphlet
Condition: Good

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