Socialist leaders strenuously oppose "for scientific reasons" the creation of peasant proprietors.
Socialists pretend to be opposed to the creation of peasant proprietors either on scientific grounds or for ethical reasons.
The real reason which prompts Socialists to oppose by all means the creation of peasant proprietors is to be found neither in the realm of political economy nor in that of abstract ethics, but in that of party politics.
Seven-eighths of the whole country is held by peasant proprietors, and as a rule no class in Europe has improved more during the last half century than the Danish peasant or Bonde.
No, we have not been reading of the joint holders of a 'manor'; we have been reading of peasant proprietors.
Then, if on the other hand we make the tillers of the folk-land mere tenants at will, there will be little room left for any landowners, for any 'peasant proprietors.
This rural surplus population, nominally counted as peasant proprietors, is in reality even now severing the bond that has hitherto linked it to its birthplace.
While the former were declared “peasant proprietors,” the latter were regarded only as hereditary tenants.
He wished to raise his tenants to the position of peasant proprietors, so when land was for sale in the village he advised them to buy.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "peasant proprietors" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
