Private, public and semi-private property in England and its link to capitalism.

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Description: Private, public and semi-private property in England. The difficulty of understanding English private and also simultaneous public rights, as in King’s College Cambridge which is a trust; nested rights. Most cultures make a strong distinction between private and public property. The meaning of the village commons and householder’s rights. The importance of this for the British Empire and spread of capitalism; different sets of rights. English medieval land law the foundations for modern capitalism.
 
Created: 2018-03-18 17:35
Collection: Visit to Earls Colne, Essex in August 2006 - description of various projects
Publisher: University of Cambridge
Copyright: Prof Alan Macfarlane
Language: eng (English)
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