In England, where the importation of raw produce is so greatly needed, the sole proprietorship of the soil by the powerful aristocracy not only makes bread dear, but prevents the improvement of agriculture.
But it all helps to integrate Estonia's Russians and gives conscripts "a sense of proprietorship" about the country.In societies divided by language, ending conscription means losing such benefits.
In April 1683 he became the agent for an association of German Quakers, called the Frankfurt Land Company, who wished to purchase land within the Pennsylvania proprietorship.
Unlike the original construction of the canal, the Panamanians hold proprietorship over the expansion, and the ACP has signed multiple partnership agreements with port authorities and other entities throughout the Americas and the world.
As the distinctively military aspects of the Ottoman order declined after the 18th century, these privileges were gradually transformed in some areas into the çiftlik system, which more closely resembled proprietorship over land.
He championed the opening of folk high schools for practical secular education, the breaking up of large estates in favour of smallholders, tenant proprietorship aided by government funds, and increased political representation.
The Revolution, weekly American women's rights newspaper, first published on January 8 , 1868 under the proprietorship of Susan B. Anthony and edited by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Parker Pillsbury.
During the Penn family's proprietorship, members of the Society of Friends (Quakers) came to the northern part of Delaware because it was close to Philadelphia and offered good farmland.
The following year the firm was reorganized under his sole proprietorship as Morris & Company.
Anthony assumed the paper's $10,000 debt and transferred her proprietorship to Laura Curtis Bullard.
Claiborne vainly persisted in his efforts to regain control over Kent Island despite the reestablishment of the Maryland proprietorship in 1658.
