Primitive Property

according advantage agrarian agricultural Allmend allowed ancient arable association authority become belonging called cattle century certain chief civil collective condition consequence constituted cultivation custom distribution districts divided division domain early economic effected England enjoyment entitled equality established exercise existence extent fact feudal forest France German give granted hands idea increase independent individual inhabitants institutions interest Italy kind labour land latifundia latter live lord maintained mark means middle ages natural necessary obtain occupied organization origin ownership parcels partition passed pasture peasants period persons political population portion possession present preserved primitive principle private property produce proprietors received regarded regulations remain rent result Roman Russia says seems share shews social society soil succession tenants territory tion tribe village whole