The hottest Land ownership Substack posts right now

The Land League in 19th-century Ireland campaigned for land redistribution to address economic disparities, offering lessons for modern movements.
The Land League's tactics included boycotting land agents and enforcing the 'three Fs' - free sale, fixity of tenure, and fair rent - leading to successful reform actions.
Lessons from the Land League include the importance of diverse demographics, strong leadership, funding strategies, persistence, and the organic development of movements in Ireland.

The post discusses Christian-living books and letting oneself be made.
The author receives various books on different topics like seeds, moss, and fungi for research.
The author's spouse questions the need for the books, but the author justifies it as research.

Tax exemptions can lead to resource misallocation and absurd litigation
Land rent collected by the State can fund public services effectively
Certain categories of land, like public land, endowment land of universities, and land used by separate autonomies, should be exempt from Land Value Tax

The Index of Economic Freedom doesn't consider government ownership of the economy in measuring government size.
Land ownership and regulations have a strong impact on the economy in places like Hong Kong and Singapore.
The Index should account for corporate economic power and positive freedoms in evaluating economic freedom.

Learn about efforts to preserve the history of attorneys of color in Connecticut.
Discover the story of the New England Hebrew Farmers of the Emanuel Society and their impact.
Explore the history of Connecticut's Western Reserve in Ohio and the migration of people from Connecticut.

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