Land Reform


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William    Alexander
The estate on which my Uncle Sandy had been a tenant was one of those on which the relations of landlord and tenant were spoken of as being on a paternal footing; the idea of its being a commercial relationship was strongly resented and declared to be the suggestion of radicalism of a very red type, only fitted, if not designed, to excite prejudice against the landlord class, whose distinctive benevolence forbad their ever going farther than to take what they wanted, and proclaim the grand old d ...more
William Alexander, My Uncle the Baillie

Christopher Hitchens
It would not be an exaggeration to say that the land question in Zimbabwe is the single most decisive one.
Christopher Hitchens, Inequalities in Zimbabwe

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