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Ultimately, the process of moving from occupation to landownership was fully legalized. Moreover, Heath suggests that in recent years this pattern of landownership, and by implication of power, may have become more concentrated in the hands of a few; "some years ago (and not very distant), there existed around Monmouth a number of farmers, who occupied small farms. The conversation revolves for George around his fantasies of genteel landownership, but Cocoa immediately understands that his pastoral fantasy would demand her silence, passivity, and diminished opportunities. |
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