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v. social movements.
management of the new homes. The intermediary institutions, no matter
whether the lenders fulfil their obligations or not, are entirely responsible for
the State loans, both capital and interest, until both have been fully paid up.
The principle is accordingly that the State supplies loan capital at easy rates,
without itself participating in the administration of the loans, except to regulate
and control. See the section on the Provincial Agricultural Societies, page 142.
Building Plans for Small Farms, South Sweden.
It was soon found that the Act of 1904, the Act which introduced the
principle of State loans, was likely to prove effective. From the very
outset people availed themselves of these loans with avidity. The funds
which had been intended to last five years were already depleted after
four, and a further grant of 800 000 kronor was made for that same
year. At the same time a sum of five million kronor was voted for each
of the years from 1909 to 1913. However, even these comparatively large
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