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Indentured servitude is a form of
labor in
which a
person is
contracted to work
without salary for a
specific number of years. The contract,
called an...
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Roman law, the
praedial servitude or
property ea****t (in Latin: iura
praedorium or
servitutes praediorum), or
simply servitude (servitutes), consists...
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Indentured servitude in
British America was the
prominent system of
labor in the
British American colonies until it was
eventually supplanted by slavery...
- another. The
motto was
adopted by Pope John Paul II to
signify his love and
servitude to Mary the
Mother of Jesus.
traditionis custodes guardians of tradition...
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terms of the
servitude and has
suffered patrimonial loss.
There are
several conventional types of
servitude:
Urban praedial servitudes,
where land is...
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which she wrote:
Cooking food and
presenting it
beautifully is an act of
servitude. It is a way of
expressing affection through a gift [...] That we should...
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equitable servitudes. In the
United States, the
Restatement (Third) of
Property takes steps to
merge these concepts as
servitudes. Ea****ts are...
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State University Press. pp. 5–6. OCLC 16815490. Klein,
Martin (1977). "
Servitude Among the
Wolof and
Sereer of Senegambia". In Miers, Suzanne; Kopytoff...
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elevated the
small village to the
royal city,
freeing it from the
feudal servitude of the counts. On 22 June 1797, the
first mayor Francesco Giuseppe Lippolis...
- Library. Nikiforuk,
Andrew (2012). The
Energy of Slaves: Oil and the new
servitude. Vancouver, BC, Canada:
Greystone Books;
David Suzuki Foundation. ISBN 978-1-55365-978-5...
