- peasantry, as it is
usually defined in an
English context. It did not
include unlanded or semi-landed
groups such as crofters,
lodgers and
seasonal labourers...
- rest of
their days, most
likely unmarried due to the
undesirability of an
unlanded groom, and
waiting for a
chance to make it on
their own. This term first...
-
composed of
highly educated civil officials and
military officers—landed or
unlanded aristocrats who
individually exemplified the
Korean Confucian form of a...
-
between the late 18th and
early 20th
century when an
increasing number of
unlanded commoners were ennobled, the "von" was
typically simply put in
front of...
- He also
appears in the 2012
grand strategy game
Crusader Kings II as an
unlanded,
unplayable character (named Guttorm) in the 867
start date at the court...
- labour.
Villeinage was much
preferable to
being a vagabond, a slave, or an
unlanded labourer.[citation needed] In many
medieval countries, a
villein could...
-
western Pennsylvania, and set the
eastern boundary of
federal lands. "
Unlanded" states, such as Maryland,
refused to
ratify the
Articles of Confederation...
- is to
provide the
kings of the Déisi –
historically the
descendants of
unlanded v****als to
other tribes – with a
mythical noble origin as the
heirs to...
- Hélène
Antoinette Marie de
Nervo was born on 2
March 1764 in Lyon into an
unlanded family of
recent nobility,
though they did have
lands in
Beaujolais (inherited...
-
located at
Trinity Hill next to the
First Parish School. His
father was of
unlanded peasantry family,
while his
mother (née Myakota) was of old Belarusian...
