The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 12Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Page 47
... land which he held of his feudal lord , who in turn held of the King . After the feudal system was abolished , lands ... land on which it is erected ; but if the improvement is placed on the land without the owner's consent the lien will ...
... land which he held of his feudal lord , who in turn held of the King . After the feudal system was abolished , lands ... land on which it is erected ; but if the improvement is placed on the land without the owner's consent the lien will ...
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... land , whether belong- ing to the nobility or not , are endowed with many special privileges . The common assembly ... land tenure does not differ from that prevailing in the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg- Schwerin . The trade is naturally ...
... land , whether belong- ing to the nobility or not , are endowed with many special privileges . The common assembly ... land tenure does not differ from that prevailing in the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg- Schwerin . The trade is naturally ...
Page 94
... land by Rae Isthmus , and bounded on the west by Committee Bay . It is separated from Cock- burn Island on the north by Fury and Hecla Strait , from Baffin Land on the east by Fox Channel , and from Southampton Island on the south by ...
... land by Rae Isthmus , and bounded on the west by Committee Bay . It is separated from Cock- burn Island on the north by Fury and Hecla Strait , from Baffin Land on the east by Fox Channel , and from Southampton Island on the south by ...
Page 150
... land was ruled by petty Seljukian sultans . These were in turn con- quered by the Mongols , who captured Bagdad in 1258 and put the Caliph to death . The Osmanlis began their conquest early in the sixteenth cen- tury , and in 1638 the land ...
... land was ruled by petty Seljukian sultans . These were in turn con- quered by the Mongols , who captured Bagdad in 1258 and put the Caliph to death . The Osmanlis began their conquest early in the sixteenth cen- tury , and in 1638 the land ...
Page 168
... land for half the produce ) . agricultural tenant who works the land with capital owned by the landlord , and pays as rental a fixed proportion of the crop . It may in general be said to be the resource of a community where cultivators ...
... land for half the produce ) . agricultural tenant who works the land with capital owned by the landlord , and pays as rental a fixed proportion of the crop . It may in general be said to be the resource of a community where cultivators ...
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