- A
bailleur, a
French term, is a
landowner who
outsourced uncultivated parcels of land as part of an
early Middle Age
sharecropping system known as complant...
- Jean Bernabé: writer,
linguist and
author of
several novels including Le
Bailleur d'étincelle and Le
Partage des ancêtres
Daniel Boukman: writer, he won...
- 22 juin 1982
relative aux
droits et
obligations des
locataires et des
bailleurs". Shields, J. (2007). The
Extreme Right in France: From Pétain to Le Pen...
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August 2020.
Retrieved 2
November 2019. "Notre
Politique Mobilise les
Bailleurs |
Faure Gn****ingbe". 5
November 2010.
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original on 5...
- to a land
owner (in
French bailleur, in
Italian concedente). The
prendeur would have
ownership of the
vines and the
bailleur would receive anywhere from...
- from
their sale. (The
landlords of a so-called métairie were
known as
bailleurs or
concedenti and the
sharecroppers as
prendeurs or mezzadri.) Métayage...
-
makes another yawn", and the
French proverbialized the idea to "Un bon
bâilleur en fait bâiller sept" ('One good
gaper makes seven others gape'). Often...
- system, the
prendeur would cultivate land
owned by a
bailleur. In
exchange for
using the
bailleur's soil, the
prendeur promised a
share of the crop or its...
- near the end of his
University career,
publishing his
first novel, Le
bailleur d'étincelle in 2002.
Though written in French, his
novels aim to promote...
- (2019-03-12). "Lagny-sur-Marne : les
locataires de
Rothschild face au
bailleur Habitat 77". Le Parisien.
Retrieved 2022-07-08. Timothée
Talbi (2022-06-20)...
