class="tdl">Landownership in History

8   No Private Ownership in Pre-Agricultural Conditions 10   How the Change Probably Took Place 12   Limited Character of Primitive Common Ownership 14   Private Ownership General in Historical Times 15   Conclusions from History 17 III The Arguments Against Private Landownership 19   Arguments by Socialists 19   Henry George's Attack on the Title of First Occupancy 21   His Defence of the Title of Labour 24   The Right of all Men to the Bounty of the Earth 30   The Alleged Right of the Community to Land Values 39 IV Private Ownership the Best System of Land Tenure 48   The Socialist Proposals Impracticable 48   Inferiority of the Single Tax System 51 V Private Landownership a Natural Right 56   Three Principal Kinds of Natural Rights 57   Private Landownership Indirectly Necessary for Individual Welfare 59   Excessive Interpretations of the Right of Private Landownership 61   The Doctrine of the Fathers and the Theologians 62   The Teaching of Pope Leo XIII 64 VI Limitations of the Landowner's Right to Rent 67   The Tenant's Right to a Decent Livelihood 69   The Labourer's Claim Upon the Rent 71 VII Defects of the Existing Land System 74   Landownership and Monopoly 75   Excessive Gains from Private Landownership 80   Exclusion from the Land 90 VIII Methods of Reforming Our Land System 94   The Leasing System public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@42759@[email protected]#Page_95"