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    Kropotkin wrote a great essay called “Emancipating the Serfs (1861). In that essay he gave great statistics about emancipation‚ he said that around 30 million of serfs received their freedom and around 90 million acres of land were distributed among the serfs. However‚ even though these numbers favor serfs‚ it doesn’t mean that it actually favors them. Peasants were still under obligation to their landowners‚ they were forced to pay rent for their land after two-year initial hiatus. They had to keep

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    loved her high-spirited and beautiful heroine‚ Scarlett O’Hara. The story is set around the time of the American Civil War (1861-65) when the Southern States went to war with the North to defend their way of life. It was a way of life in which rich gentry lived in large houses and owned huge areas of land‚ cultivated by black slaves. Scarlett O’Hara was born into one of these rich houses. When this way of life was destroyed and all her family’s wealth taken away by the advancing Northerners‚ the spoilt

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    The 17th century in Ireland was a time of political unrest and violence.  As a result‚ buildings were used mainly for defence purposes. Following William of Orange’s victory in the Battle of the Boyne in 1690‚ a new prosperous‚ Protestant‚ landed gentry emerged who wished to display their wealth in building large country houses and public buildings.  These were built at first in the Palladian style‚ based on the writings of Andrea Palladio.  Later‚ neo-classicism became increasingly popular as more

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    Kaley Chor‚ The GodFather and Chan Veryam. Sultan Rahi did Villan role in most of his movies and was famous for doing Villan character. His style of acting was very unique and the typical Punjabi touch in his acting made his very popular in Punjabi gentry. Sultan Rahi is the only actor who appeared in diamond jubilee movies as Hero and Villan both. Sultan Rahi first proper appearance was in film Dil aur Dunia in 1971 atlhough he did an extra character in film Baghi in 1959. Sultan Rahi was also nominated

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    closes with announcement and notifications. Last year‚ I joined a function in my colony. The president and the secretary invited Prof. V. K. Malhotra as chief guest of the function. He came with his wife and brother at 6 a.m. He met the invited gentry and mixed with them. He was‚ then‚ conducted to the central dais‚ where the flag pole was fixed. The flag was hoisted and a shower of rose petals fell from the flag. The cool breeze of morning swing the flag on the top of the pole. Prof. Malhotra

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    superstitious beliefs under the name of religion. Dadoba went one step ahead and wanted a rethinking on this very sensitive and vital subject of common interest. Dadoba’s rationalism makes a special contribution to the thought of the western educated gentry in Bombay and the cities in Maharashtra. His campaigns against sorcerers and enchanters suggested that he considered it a duty of the educated people to clear the cobwebs of superstitions from the minds of the mass of people. The foundation of the

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    of examination systems. These tests required an extensive knowledge of Confucian thought in order to obtain a position in the bureaucracy. The exams were important to the males in these empires because it helped them enter the ranks of the scholar-gentry as well as raise the overall social statuses of the individual as well as their family. These similarities in the social aspects of the Ming and Qing Dynasties were important because it shows how the empires functioned by ranks and social classes

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    English attorney John Winthrop represented the new gentry that had flourished under the Tudor regime‚ but despite his privileged position Winthrop became increasingly disenchanted with the oppressive and corrupt Stuart monarchy. A time when Charles I‚ a true believer of the divine right of kings‚ decided to rule without parliamentary consent‚ and imprison Puritan parliamentary leaders in 1629. Winthrop penned A Model of Christian Charity in response to his disillusionment on his way to New England

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    hierarchical system‚ in which God was at the top‚ and peasants and vagrants occupied the bottom slot. Society was also split in to two classes‚ those who governed‚ and those who were governed over. The governing class was made up of the nobility and the gentry. They controlled two thirds of England’s land‚ but made up only five percent of the population. The other ninety five percent were the governed class. They included wealthy merchants lawyers and non-titled lawyers‚ although they were by far the minority

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    Seeing Lithuania‚ it is notable that the revolutionaries in Lithuania were unsure‚ whether they should seek for a united Polish-Lithuania or an independent Lithuania . Also‚ the peasantry were in doubt about supporting the revolution‚ since “the gentry were uninterested in any kind of agrarian reform’’. We see that the agrarian question had a crucial impact on the political position of the peasantry. So long the peasants had not the feeling that they would benefit from the restoration of independence

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