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...] of streets of [[terraced houses]],<ref>Roberts, E. (1977). Working-class women in the North West. Oral History, 5(2), 7-30.</ref> surrounded by more conte ...[Beatrix Potter]] in the early 20th century. Potter was one of the largest landowners in the area, eventually donating her many properties to the [[National Trus ...

...areas of unused land and land that had been grabbed by a few large Jurchen landowners, and redistributed it to the Jurchen settlers in northern China. Still, man ...m/books?id=xqNsBgAAQBAJ&pg=PA609 |title=Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Women |publisher=Routledge |year=2015 |isbn=978-1-317-51562-3 |editor1-last=Lee | ...

...ete was forged. It was probably constructed to provide the powerful Cretan landowners, including the Gavalas family, with a legal basis for the maintenance of th ...', 171-72.</ref> The art of bobbin lace continues to be practiced by a few women in Gavalochori, and they occasionally gather in one of Gavalochori's public ...

...the losses suffered by Worcester at the hands of royal officials and local landowners. Included amongst the despoilers are kings such as [[Cnut the Great|Cnut]] ...aries of a manor in [[Old English]], rather than Latin; it is written in a 12th-century hand.<ref name=Ker62>Ker "Hemming's Cartulary" ''Studies in Medieval Histor ...

...inted directly by the king. Although most of the 452 people (including six women) assembled were predominantly officials who could be expected to support th ...e distribution of power and population of rural Afghanistan - conservative landowners and businessmen predominated, and many more non-Pashtuns were elected than ...

...While some large landowners have leased their lands, and a number of small landowners would like to follow suit, many residents of the Finger Lakes oppose the fr ...[[Seneca Falls (village), New York|Seneca Falls]], the birthplace of the [[women's suffrage]] movement; [[Waterloo (village), New York|Waterloo]], the birth ...

...irginia|Petersburg]] where there were more job opportunities. Others were landowners who had working farms, or found acceptance from neighbors in the frontier a ...

...álholt]] and [[Hólar]] which were subordinated to foreign [[archbishops]]. Landowners had a preeminent role in the administration of Church affairs and earned si ...p;century.{{sfn|Hjálmarsson|2012|p=32}}{{sfn|Byock|2001|p=303}} Individual landowners{{spaced ndash}}either ''goðar'' or simple farmers{{spaced ndash}}played a ...

...official right to bear a [[coat of arms]]. The gentry largely consisted of landowners who could live entirely from [[rental income]] or at least had a [[Estate ( ...irst= Terje I. |year=1999 |title=From Pagan to Christian: The Story in the 12th-Century Tapestry of the Skog Church |url=http://faculty.washington.edu/leiren/vikin ...

.../en/articles/article.php?id=525 Deir Istya Village Profile] International Women's Peace Service.</ref> ...geted by Israeli forces. Most of the inhabitants were rounded up, with the women in the mosque and the men in the school, and the mayor Jamal Abu Hijleh was ...

...ai Road.)The Ilaiyangudi Muslims are [[Rowther|Rowthers]] (traditionally [[Landowners]] and cavalry people). ...percent which exceeds the state average of 80.9 percent. 84.33 percent of women are literate. Male literacy is 93.03 percent.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www ...

...n a [[doom paintings|doom]] on the west wall, where a devil is pushing two women into the mouth of Hell.<ref>RCHM vol.1 pp. 166–67. Pevsner & Wiiliamson p ...sh appointed two Assessors to divide this liability between the individual landowners. John Hampden, who owned land in several parishes in Buckinghamshire, was a ...

...{Sfn|Powell|Wallis|1968|pp=39–41}} The greater tenants-in-chief were large landowners known as [[English feudal barony|feudal barons]] who held [[English feudal ...the committee for privileges. Many Conservatives were opposed to admitting women to the House of Lords. Liberals, meanwhile, felt that admitting hereditary ...

...of varying length dealing with different subjects, for example the law of women and the law of contracts. Civil law differed from most other codes of law i ===Laws of women=== ...

...land ownership allowed non-locals to purchase land. By 1934, the number of landowners included not only 299 Ticinesi, but 88 other Swiss, 41 German, 35 Italian, ...witzerland. At the same time, there were 43 non-Swiss men and 27 non-Swiss women who immigrated from another country to Switzerland. The total Swiss populat ...

...formed a community of [[leather]] and [[Karakul (hat)|karakul]] merchants, landowners, and [[Loan|moneylenders]].{{Citation needed|date=November 2012}} Jewish fa ...settlements still exist in the city, including a [[Jewish cemetery]]. The 12th-century [[Arabs|Arab]] geographer [[Muhammad al-Idrisi]] wrote that the city of [[K ...

...8, escalating violence and the assassinations of several prominent British landowners led colonial authorities in Malaya to declare an "Emergency".<ref>{{cite we ...he Guards then rounded up civilians. The Guards separated the men from the women and children for interrogation. The Scots Guards promptly massacred 24 unar ...

...community indicated by the construction, within the hillfort, of an early 12th-century church dedicated to [[Saint Lawrence|St Laurence]].<ref name=recordsofbucks ...ually raised sufficient loans from neighbouring parishes and advances from landowners, including himself, to rescue the parish from its plight and put into effec ...

...Some noble families, such as the [[Lieven]]s, claimed descent through such women from native chieftains. Many of the German [[Livonian Order|Livonian-Order] ...ssia conquered these territories in 1710 and restored the rights of German landowners under the [[Treaty of Nystad]]. ...

Descendants in the male line of peers and children of women who are peeresses in their own right, as well as [[baronet]]s, [[knight]]s, ...landed gentry]], made up of [[baronet]]s and the non-titled [[armiger]]ous landowners whose families hailed from the medieval feudal class (referred to as gentle ...