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The purposes of land reform Title settlement and terms of holding land The redistri- bution. clines , the relative value of land rises ; and land becomes increasingly a source of conflict among economic and so- cial groups in the ...
The purposes of land reform Title settlement and terms of holding land The redistri- bution. clines , the relative value of land rises ; and land becomes increasingly a source of conflict among economic and so- cial groups in the ...
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... LAND REFORM The ideas and principles discussed so far may be illustrat- ed by a selective survey of the history of land reform movements , emphasizing the objectives and processes of reform , the difficulty of evaluating it , and the ...
... LAND REFORM The ideas and principles discussed so far may be illustrat- ed by a selective survey of the history of land reform movements , emphasizing the objectives and processes of reform , the difficulty of evaluating it , and the ...
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... land among the peasants . The homestead became hereditary property of the individual ; but the field land was vested in the village mir as a whole . The peasant paid redemption through the village authori- ty , while the landlord ...
... land among the peasants . The homestead became hereditary property of the individual ; but the field land was vested in the village mir as a whole . The peasant paid redemption through the village authori- ty , while the landlord ...
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