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Significados de small proprietors em inglês
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Uso de small proprietors em inglês
1
The bourgeoise class, the shopkeepers, the smallproprietors, are selfish in the extreme.
2
There are fifty smallproprietors, and not a single resident magistrate.
3
Their expulsion, with that of smallproprietors called "boomers," caused much agitation.
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The case of the vintage laws is peculiarly hard this season upon the smallproprietors.
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After smallproprietors, however, rich and great farmers are in every country the principal improvers.
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Otherwise, the reform concerning mortgages is but a trap set for smallproprietors,- alegislativetrick.
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Then-asnow, as always-thesmallproprietors suffered severely, and needy men are wont to be clamorous.
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From this time there were in Attica more smallproprietors than in any other part of Greece.
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There were usually two or three big battues in November for the neighbouring farmers and smallproprietors.
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The smallproprietors in France are for the greater part owners only in name: practically, they are tenants.
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How many smallproprietors and manufacturers have not been ruined by large ones through chicanery, law-suits, and competition?
12
He says the Revolution has been brought about by smallproprietors acting under the influence of bankers and lawyers.
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His rank lifted him above the smallproprietors who lived within visitable distance of the Castle: they never attempted to associate with him.
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The difference indeed is surprising, but must be imputed to the strong repugnance of the smallproprietors to part with their paternal lands.
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In an agricultural society like that of Judah, that clotting of wealth took the shape of 'land-grabbing,' and of evicting the smallproprietors.
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In Europe, the law of primogeniture, and perpetuities of different kinds, prevent the division of great estates, and thereby hinder the multiplication of smallproprietors.