Assertion: peasant | /r/CapableOf | own their own land
Facets:
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: individually
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The main difference between serf and peasant is that peasants owned their own land whereas serfs did not.
text: Stolypin land reform, (1906–17), measures undertaken by the Russian government to allow peasants to own land individually.
text: Individual liberty and rights in property became the hallmark of the French Revolution's gains for those peasants who held land; landless laborers and tenant farmers gained individual liberty in principle, but continued economic dependency on their wealthier neighbors.
text: While they still had to pay the lords of the land their due, peasants could plan for a future because they knew they had the land they cultivated for as long as they wished, and they knew what their financial obligations would be.
text: In 1987 most families approximated the middle peasant (a peasant owning some land) norm of the past.
text: Peasants sometimes owned their land.
text: They had to give 80% of their work time to the lord of whose land they lived.
text: Peasants are people who live on the land and depend for their survival primarily on the cultivation of this land.
text: Throughout these regions, noble lords were able to secure the legal restriction of the mobility of peasants living on their lands, which they had often acquired through the beneficence of the ruling prince or king.
text: Though some peasants owned their own land, they too had to pay taxes; taxes were either in the form of money or crops.