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- Bailleur abstract "A bailleur, a French term, is a land owner who outsourced uncultivated parcels of land as part of an early Middle Age share cropping system known as complant — a precursor to the métayage system. Under this system, a laborer known as a prendeur would agree to cultivate land owned by the bailleur in exchange for ownership of the crop and its production. For use of the bailleur's soil, the prendeur promised a share (normally a third to two-thirds) of the crop's production or its revenue to the bailleur. The length of this partnership varied and sometimes would extend over generations.".
- Bailleur wikiPageID "5901268".
- Bailleur wikiPageLength "817".
- Bailleur wikiPageOutDegree "4".
- Bailleur wikiPageRevisionID "382636552".
- Bailleur wikiPageWikiLink Category:Agricultural_labor.
- Bailleur wikiPageWikiLink Metayage.
- Bailleur wikiPageWikiLink Middle_Age.
- Bailleur wikiPageWikiLink Middle_Ages.
- Bailleur wikiPageWikiLink Métayage.
- Bailleur wikiPageWikiLink Prendeur.
- Bailleur wikiPageWikiLinkText "Bailleur".
- Bailleur wikiPageWikiLinkText "bailleur".
- Bailleur hasPhotoCollection Bailleur.
- Bailleur wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Agri-stub.
- Bailleur wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:History-stub.
- Bailleur subject Category:Agricultural_labor.
- Bailleur hypernym Owner.
- Bailleur type Person.
- Bailleur comment "A bailleur, a French term, is a land owner who outsourced uncultivated parcels of land as part of an early Middle Age share cropping system known as complant — a precursor to the métayage system. Under this system, a laborer known as a prendeur would agree to cultivate land owned by the bailleur in exchange for ownership of the crop and its production.".
- Bailleur label "Bailleur".
- Bailleur sameAs m.0fcnt4.
- Bailleur sameAs Q4848449.
- Bailleur sameAs Q4848449.
- Bailleur wasDerivedFrom Bailleur?oldid=382636552.
- Bailleur isPrimaryTopicOf Bailleur.