-
Roman citizens who
could colonize conquered territories. Officially,
propertyless citizens were
called capite censi because they were "persons registered...
- war. The
following era was
marked by instability, as over 1.5 million
propertyless Gr****
refugees from
Turkey had to be
integrated into Gr**** society. Cappadocian...
- but not
propertyless tenant farmers.
Middle class also
included salaried managerial and
supervisory employees but not "the m****es of
propertyless, dependent...
-
roughly 1/3rd of
Kikuyu bereft of any
tenancy land
arrangement and thus
propertyless at the time of independence.
Before Kenya got its independence, Somali...
- bezamīñ
landless bejedad propertyless eñ. are asāñ ta
bewatan te bezamīñ
bejedad eñ. we then
countryless and
landless propertyless are as our sāṛe ḍāḍe...
-
upper class kept
their land. The
classes were re-defined. Now even the
propertyless could attend the ****emblies and sit on the juries.
Apparently for that...
-
result that a
sharp social cleavage arose: on the one hand a m**** of
propertyless indigents, on the
other a
small circle of the rich. A
series of disasters...
-
elect the
representative of an
electoral district. To no
estate belonged propertyless cottagers, villeins,
tenants of
farms owned by others, farmhands, servants...
- be a
state that is
democratic in a new way (for the
proletariat and
propertyless in general) and
dictatorial in a new way (against the bourgeoise)’. Leszek...
-
characteristics of a
socialist society,
characterising it as a stateless,
propertyless, post-monetary
economy based on
calculation in kind, a free ****ociation...