The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 300
... peasantry did Robin Hood ; just as later the people of Calabria were on the side of the brigands against the gendarmes . MediƦval kings , like the military authorities of to - day , were in favour of hunting as a training for officers ...
... peasantry did Robin Hood ; just as later the people of Calabria were on the side of the brigands against the gendarmes . MediƦval kings , like the military authorities of to - day , were in favour of hunting as a training for officers ...
Page 386
... peasants still say that " the land belongs to no one , it is God's . " The exact form of tenure of land for agricultural purposes at that time is uncertain . The new conditions in which the Slavs found themselves after their occupation ...
... peasants still say that " the land belongs to no one , it is God's . " The exact form of tenure of land for agricultural purposes at that time is uncertain . The new conditions in which the Slavs found themselves after their occupation ...
Page 387
... peasants ( tchorni ludi ) , to administer , and thereby make what profit they could . Sometimes these lands were granted in absolute and hereditary proprietorship ( votchina ) , but usually they were temporarily granted during the ...
... peasants ( tchorni ludi ) , to administer , and thereby make what profit they could . Sometimes these lands were granted in absolute and hereditary proprietorship ( votchina ) , but usually they were temporarily granted during the ...
Page 388
... peasants correspond to the Western villein . Like service of the boyarin and the free servitor , his land tenure was based on agreement . He held a certain allot- ment so long as he found it profitable , but was free to move when he ...
... peasants correspond to the Western villein . Like service of the boyarin and the free servitor , his land tenure was based on agreement . He held a certain allot- ment so long as he found it profitable , but was free to move when he ...
Page 389
... peasants in their freedom of movement . This , together with other circumstances , resulted at the begin- ning of ... peasants , did not possess it . When the peasants were fixed to the lands they culti- vated , which belonged either as ...
... peasants in their freedom of movement . This , together with other circumstances , resulted at the begin- ning of ... peasants , did not possess it . When the peasants were fixed to the lands they culti- vated , which belonged either as ...
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