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Meanings of village communities in English
Russian
сельская община Usage of village communities in English
1
One feature more of the old village communities deserves a special mention.
2
The village communities of the natives of both Americas have the same character.
3
They speak of village communities and of their social organisation, as purely patriarchal.
4
Russia, and in many cases the village communities were instrumental in spreading their use.
5
The whole making of European nations was such a budding of the village communities.
6
The city organized itself as a federation of both small village communities and guilds.
7
In nearly all cantons the village communities possess so-called.
8
The settled Afghans form the village communities, and in part the population of the few towns.
9
If village communities existed in England, it must have been before the invasion of the Romans.
10
Speaking generally, the land of India belongs to village communities in which every family has its right.
11
The village communities were bereft of their folkmotes, their courts and independent administration; their lands were confiscated.
12
Miaskowski, in his work on the village communities of Switzerland, has indicated the same for village communities.
13
As to the autonomy of the village communities, what could be retained of it after so many blows?
14
For untold generations these village communities have preserved intact their traditions, which neither anarchy nor conquest have abolished.
15
The rest have mainly found shelter in other village communities, and a number at "pre-identified" evacuation sites.
16
And if this is true of village communities all over Europe, it is peculiarly true of an English village.