The west country farmer, (number 2,) Consisting of Three Parts: I. The landlord's answer to his tenant's complaint, wherein he objects to the Farmer's Arguments, blames the Conduct of the Country in several Particulars, but yet promises for the future to be their Friend and Advocate. II. The farmer's reply, in which the Errors of his brethren are excused, their Honesty and Loyalty defended, their Interest farther asserted and maintained, with some hints of Expedients that would be Serviceable to them, and to the whole Kingdom. III. A postscript to the farmers themselves, and assert their true Liberty, and not to be seduced, and beguiled by crafty and designing Men.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Squire, Francis, 1682?-1750.

Standardized Title:

West country farmer. Number 2

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Land tenure--Law and legislation--Early works to 1800.

Land tenure.

Genre:

Letters.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (51,[1]p. )

Other Title:

West country farmer,

Place of Publication:

Taunton : printed and sold by W. Norris, for the author: sold by Mr. Raikes in Gloucester, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Brown in Bristol, Mr. Tozer in Exon, Mr. Shute in Tiverton, and Mr. Gaydon, jun. in Barnstaple [1732?]

Notes:

The farmer signs himself Ofellus, i.e. Francis Squire.

The landlord signs himself: X, Y, Z.

Price from imprint: Price Six Pence. Where may had, Number 1.

Reproduction of original from Bodleian Library (Oxford).

Cited in:

English Short Title Catalog, T176987.

OCLC:

642497361