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CHANGE IN THE
VILLAGE
 
BY
GEORGE BOURNE
 
 
NEW YORK
GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY
1912
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Printed in Great Britain by Billing & Sons, Ltd., Guildford, England
 
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TO
MY SISTERS
 
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CONTENTS
 I
  •       I.  THE VILLAGE
 II
THE PRESENT TIME
  •      II.  SELF-RELIANCE
  •     III.  MAN AND WIFE
  •      IV.  MANIFOLD TROUBLES
  •       V.  DRINK
  •      VI.  WAYS AND MEANS
  •     VII.  GOOD TEMPER
 III
THE ALTERED CIRCUMSTANCES
  •    VIII.  THE PEASANT SYSTEM
  •      IX.  THE NEW THRIFT
  •       X.  COMPETITION
  •      XI.  HUMILIATION
  •     XII.  THE HUMILIATED
  •    XIII.  NOTICE TO QUIT
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THE RESULTING NEEDS
  •     XIV.  THE INITIAL DEFECT
  •      XV.  THE OPPORTUNITY
  •     XVI.  THE OBSTACLES
  •    XVII.  THE WOMEN'S NEED
  •   XVIII.  THE WANT OF BOOK-LEARNING
  •     XIX.  EMOTIONAL STARVATION
  •      XX.  THE CHILDREN'S NEED
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  •     XXI.  THE FORWARD MOVEMENT
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I
THE VILLAGE
 
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I
THE VILLAGE
If one were to be very strict, I suppose it would be wrong to give thename of "village" to the parish dealt with in these chapters, becauseyour true village should have a sort of corporate history of its own,and this one can boast nothing of the kind. It clu                        
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