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The hard core did not allow their peasants iron plows
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Most of the peasants here actually had quite a bit more material goods than the poorest in his homeland in 2148
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Thongga turn the least pasture into the most meat, but their flavor is no better than that of the garden pests that the peasants trap themselves
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The peasants feared you at first
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Machines did the work of a hundred peasants
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bought the few animals that peasants were allowed to
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who visited, kind and practical to the peasants (the most
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Outside were the new world peasants
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the heroine, she confirmed the facts, but the peasants
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Peasants” to their party and have initiated a
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peasants destroyed all logistics of the former
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No doubt he had heard the whisperings of the dragons’ return to the province but as he had never witnessed one in his life, he had not been an eager believer – rather, he cast aside the fearful talk as hapless mutterings of fools and peasants
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The Thanes and soldiers were roused and ordered into position, and so too did Barrin Iylin, along with hundreds of other peasants, arm himself and stand alongside the Baron’s men
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But still only scholars really have need of such a calendar, for the peasants still mark passing time by the seasons rather than numbered days
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The Duke of Whitten Hold has been arrested by his own army after the peasants revolted and the soldiers submitted to their strength of arms
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Revolution would be quick in such a land if the peasants were to revolt
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He was also, however, a vain and cruel man, who had no problem at all with the German princes in and around his principality torturing and killing peasants and heretics
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He could really imagine that day, when the peasants revolted
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That’s why it’s irritating to see mixed-blood peasants, most of them descendants of people we conquered, stumbling their way into positions of power
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The German soldiers threw away their uniforms and dressed in ordinary clothing that they stole from the local peasants
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The city was relatively undamaged, and there were entire sections of the city that were being inhabited by Polish peasants from the surrounding villages
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Here, she teased Lili by writing the name of the town the way local peasants pronounce it
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The National Liberation Front was a broad coalition of peasants, students, Buddhists, and Communists, perhaps four fifths of the people
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There were strands and clumps of forest, where peasants once gathered firewood
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Colling calculated that it was reasonable to assume that Polish peasants travelling by wagon would be seen as locals going about their business, and would not be stopped by Russians or Polish communists they might chance to meet along the way
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Russia then was composed of over 100 million peasants and perhaps 20
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He took an antiwar stance during World War I into which the peasants were being sent
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miles of real estate in the Siberian wilderness to which hundreds of thousands of Russians were sent, including dissidents, those “in-the-know,” widows and orphans of the purged, peasants and anyone who fell within Stalin’s ever-expanding paranoia, for labor and
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The enemy soldiers were dressed like ordinary mountain tribe peasants except for a sort of helmet often with a red wool fringe decoration; more of the wool fringe was tied below their knees and around their ankles
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The Empire had a strict limit on how much weaponry peasants were permitted to own and carry, and the rebels were smashing the limit to little bits
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are not viewed as peasants any longer, as they were in a recent past
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lives were ironically lived by those of peasants and primitives
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It is said in Sarchí that, in olden times, peasants could identify each cart by the sound it produced while in motion by the pull of the oxen
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here thinks we’re these poor peasants living in that old dump of a
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It just so happened that “popular forces” would include peasants, rural folk, and the lower clergy: the very repositories of Jew-hatred
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Whatever, if anything, the Jew could obtain from the peasants above this amount, would be his profit
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advantageous to the nobility, because the onus of actual collection fell on the Jew, and the hatred of the peasants could thus be deflected from the nobility
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(Remember the 5 million Ukrainian peasants? Of course, you don’t
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"You mean… They're tied to the land like peasants? I thought that came in later, with the Normans
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that common peasants could self-govern politics in
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henceforth, peasants would have to store their tithe in
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The peasants were stunned by the edict
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the peasants because of the edict that the frightened
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with a lot of strange bickering among the peasants
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was his peasants had discovered, by issuing Sprugs,
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He had given the peasants a taste of
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Peasants discovered that, once they got a Sprug
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as they got up in the morning, peasants began
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Almighty Sprug in the hands of clever peasants who
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peasants would doff their caps, hold it over their
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They would tell the peasants that the crash was
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created by the peasants who had too many
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Instead, as the peasants of Blefuscu dutifully
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game where common peasants had the chance to
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henceforth, peasants would have to store their tithe
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the peasants because of the edict that the
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was his peasants had discovered, by issuing
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peasants a far more wonderful thing than the
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Peasants discovered that, once they got a
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Everywhere on the island peasants were passing
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and the peasants would doff their caps, hold it over
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for the peasants – since these were now
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peasants, and use the Sprugs saved to pay the
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They would tell the peasants that the crash
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was created by the peasants who had too many
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peasants, feeling guilty, would call in the High
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So, as the peasants of Blefuscu dutifully
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shire, and his peasants lived in a town below the
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peasants had the chance to accumulate the raw
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People pay lip service to the idea that we’re all aware—that each one of us is the centre of his or her universe—but that’s often hard to reconcile with the way that most of the peasants conduct their drudgery
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Couple of hundred peasants travelled over 200 miles to see the great saint
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Professionals, factory workers, peasants, tribal people, men and women took part in this Satyāgraha
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-Heeereetiiics, Get Out! – So she was saying lengthening the syllables in ancient English that no one has heard of and the peasants who constituted her only public acclaimed with effusiveness her sardonic declamations
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Zoroastro monologue continued its course; legal terminologies made some peasants yawn and scratch their head in sign of misunderstanding
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I find it incredibly ironic that he joined the very government that had imprisoned his family, stolen the land of his parents, reduced them to peasants working the fields they once owned and killed his sister by withholding medicine that could have saved her life
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In England, and indeed among the peasants in all countries, quite a number
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Many of these new recruits for the Khmer Rouge were apolitical peasants who fought in support of the king, not for communism, of which they had little understanding
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The peasants own them freely
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Archive photographs showed starving peasants, worker demonstrations, armed revolts, assassinations, cavalry charges into crowds of defenceless men, women and children, mass executions, and trains loaded with white-faced hungry people being transported to exile in the remote regions of Siberia
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Subjugated peasants! They are still living in Tsarist Russia
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Travis felt he was watching the Russian peasants, stepping back to make way for the nobility
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His brown skin reminded her of the ignorant rural peasants that were still allowed to persist in parts of China, and the contrast with his pink palms seemed unnatural
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‘You mean, the Chinese lived in the dirt like peasants more recently!’
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Ukrainian peasants who could once easily feed their nation
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Both Russian and Finnish peasants used the KBD
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While rejecting the Pope’s authority, Luther’s writings inadvertently inspired an uprising among peasants wanting basic rights
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Luther abandoned these peasants instead, saying that baptism only freed the soul, not the body or property
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Peasants, who served the ruling class as slaves, made a respectful appeal for their equal rights that included Scripture references
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Luther called on the peasants, instead, to submit to the ruling class’ authority in order to maintain law and order
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When they revolted violently, Luther wrote that any of the rebelling peasants should be killed immediately because their violence had earned them damnation
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Even in his own nation, Daljoth would impose crippling taxes on the working class, only empowering the nobility that could finance his personal needs, offering them in return certain privileges such as killing peasants without consequence, taking peasant women and children as slaves, and even using them as sacrifices to the Gods of the Dusk River; Quenin and Moboanya, who it was said would offer them more years on their life in exchange for souls
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These demons came in the form of spirits who possessed the dead bodies of the peasants, not turning them into ghouls, but changing them completely into hideous creatures with heightened physical abilities (later in history scientists would speculate that this transformation was the result of a viral organism known as the Cackling Creature, but with physical evidence hard to find, this was never proven)
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Though their rule was not the best, at least the peasants had not to worry about being used as test subjects
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“I don't care about those peasants, so long as it was successful” Chao Min dismissed the Eastern fisherman with little more than a soft snort
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The squad of Hornet soldiers came marching down the road just as the lookout had reported, haughty and arrogant, The officer marched a little ahead of his men, he was wearing a wide grin, no doubt looking forward to the sport they would have with the troublesome peasants when they arrived in Tollan in the early afternoon
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How? By admitting to the abiding character of all peasants throughout the world: their innate conservatism
