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BONDAGER

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Originally appearing in Volume V04, Page 199 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BONDAGER  , a word meaning generally a servant, but specially used in the

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south of
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Scotland and
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Northumberland as the
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term for a
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female outworker whom a married
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farm-labourer, living in a cottage attached to the farm, undertakes as a
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condition of his tenancy to
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supply for
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field-labour, sometimes also to
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board and
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lodge . The origin of the
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system was a dearth of field-labour .

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