- to the Law of Arms, are
considered an "indeterminate cadet".
Scottish clanship contained two
complementary but
distinct concepts of heritage.
These were...
- his
family taking positions of
authority under him. The
mechanisms of
clanship gave
protection and
agricultural land to the clansmen, who in
return paid...
-
climate and
availability and
affordability of inputs.
Certain aboriginal clanships benefited from
early development of
intensive banana cultivation by expanding...
-
first phase of the
Highland Clearances and, ultimately, the
demise of
clanship.: 32–53, p****im The
Scottish Enlightenment and the
Industrial Revolution...
-
groups into a
wider military, political, and land/food
resource sharing clanship. Today, sept
lists are used by clan
societies to
recruit new members. Such...
- dentonisd.org. Waller,
Richard (1995). "Review of
Identities on the Move:
Clanship and
Pastoralism in
Northern Kenya".
Northeast African Studies. 2 (2): 197–201...
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Google Books Günther
Schlee Identities on the Move:
Clanship and
Pastoralism in
Northern Kenya.
Manchester University Press (1989) pp...
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Highlanders of a
dress which was
closely in ****ociation with
their habits of
Clanship and of war."
Tartans recorded shortly after the act (thus
probably being...
- on the
tobacco trade and
provided introduction and conclusion. His 1995
Clanship to Crofters' War is a
digest of his work to date on the
Highlands updated...
- Edinburgh:
Edinburgh University Press. ISBN 0-7486-1034-0. Devine, T M (1994).
Clanship to Crofters' War: The
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