Chapter, Paragraph

 1  5,3 |          new phenomena: personal peasant property, communal landownership,
 2  5,3 |          with regard to the free peasant class and the class of small
 3  5,8 |         small holdings and small peasant landowners. In the tenth
 4  6,7 |          the expense of the free peasant holdings defended by several
 5  6,7 |      highly detrimental to small peasant landholding and the free
 6  6,7 |         landholding and the free peasant community.~ In the time
 7  6,7 |         century were those small peasant owners and members of organized
 8  6,7 |         small landowners and the peasant communes against the infringements
 9  6,7 |          small peasantry and the peasant commune, were at the same
10  6,7 |       just as they did the small peasant holdings. The emperors of
11  6,7 | Macedonian dynasty in defense of peasant and military landholding
12  6,7 |       from buying their way into peasant communities or from acquiring
13  6,7 |    communities or from acquiring peasant and military allotments.
14  6,7 |          payment was made by the peasant. After a brief remark about
15  6,7 |         the dissolution of small peasant households and communities.
16  6,7 | Philocales of Asia Minor, a poor peasant by birth, had become famous
17  6,7 |         to the state of a simple peasant.[130] There is no doubt
18  6,7 |         who had illegally seized peasant estates and who tried “to
19  6,7 | considered burdensome, and why a peasant usually preferred to own
20  6,7 |         serfdom. Still, the free peasant commune and the free small
21  7,4 |      Slavonic community and free peasant landownership. I cannot
22  8,17|          famous novels to defend peasant interests against the encroaching
23  9,17|      material for the history of peasant and monastery landownership,
24  9,17|         be found some individual peasant landownership and free peasant
25  9,17|   peasant landownership and free peasant communities.[313]~ On the