Previously, categories of public and private water existed, and private rights in water formed an integral part of landownership.
42.
While the campaign against Polish landownership largely missed its aims, it produced a strong opposition with its own hero, DrzymaBa.
43.
"The manner in which they were killed indicates that it is not a problem with landownership, " he said.
44.
First documented information on Danilov Monastery's landownership can be traced back to 1785, when it owned 18 desyatinas of land.
45.
Kenmare's aristocratic status and landownership naturally led him to play a prominent role in Catholic politics during the later eighteenth century.
46.
The " prazo " system's concepts of female inheritance, three lives and individual landownership were alien to African traditions.
47.
Salem headed the 1952 agrarian reform policy, which limited landownership to only 300 feddans, with compensations for those whose land was expropriated.
48.
Commercialization also contributed to the decline in female landownership as more women left the countryside to work for wages as servants or day laborers.
49.
The Marxists have focused on studies of economic development, landownership, and class conflict in precolonial India and of deindustrialisation during the colonial period.
50.
Major results of this depression included the decline of the old settler class, the increasing consolidation of capital and the intensification of British landownership.
