ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA SQUIREARCHY
From squire + -archy, on the model of hierarchy, monarchy, etc.
QUÉ SIGNIFICA SQUIREARCHY EN INGLÉS
Nobleza arraigada
La nobleza arraigada es una clase social británica privilegiada en gran parte histórica, consistente en propietarios de tierras que podrían vivir enteramente de los ingresos de alquiler. A menudo trabajaban sólo en la administración, en la gestión de sus propias tierras o en profesiones como la política y las fuerzas armadas. El término "gentry", algunos de los cuales eran terratenientes, incluía cuatro grupos separados en Inglaterra: ▪ Baronets, un título hereditario creado originalmente por el rey James en 1611 dando al titular el derecho de ser dirigido como "Sir" como si fueran caballeros ; ▪ Caballeros, originalmente un rango militar, este estatus fue concedido cada vez más a los civiles como una recompensa por el servicio a la Corona. Los titulares tienen derecho a ser llamados "Sir". ▪ Los esquires, originalmente hombres aspirantes a la caballería, eran los principales encargados de un caballero. Después de la Edad Media el título de Esquire se convirtió en un honor que podría ser conferido por la Corona, y por costumbre se consideró que los poseedores de ciertos cargos eran Esquires. ▪ Caballeros, poseedores de un estatus social reconocido como título independiente por el Estatuto de Adiciones de 1413.
definición de squirearchy en el diccionario inglés
La definición de squirearchy en el diccionario es gobierno por escuderos. Otra definición de squirearchy es squires colectivamente, especialmente como una fuerza política o social.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SQUIREARCHY»
Descubre el uso de
squirearchy en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
squirearchy y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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English Comedy: Its Role and Nature from Chaucer to the ...
The fact is that the Mediaeval Church, on its financial side, was a squirearchy
richer and more jealous of its possessions than any which has existed since the
Reformation. What that revolution did was to transfer enormous wealth from one ...
It is often falsely asserted that the Reformation was a plunder of the poor; that it
dispossessed them of their heritage in favour of a squirearchy. The fact is that the
medieval Church, on its financial side, was a squirearchy richer and more jealous
...
George Gordon Coulton,
1945
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The Historic Waterfront of Washington,
Squirearchy. The region that is now the District of Columbia was, in the 1790s, a
sleepy landscape dominated by a local, inbred squirearchy of about ten
interconnected families who made their money as tobacco merchants,
slaveholders and ...
Chapter. One. Traditions. of. t. the. Squirearchy. LX m^ l^e socia-' hierarchy of two
influential Virginian fami- <x*-lies, the renowned Lee family of Stratford Hall and
the equally prestigious Custis family of Fairfax County, George Washington ...
Bernice-Marie Yates,
2003
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Reform Acts: Chartism, Social Agency, and the Victorian ...
Agricultural. Improvement. and. the. Squirearchy. in. Hillingdon. Hall. In February
1843, a little over a year before Coningsby appeared, Robert Smith Surtees
commenced serial publication in the New Sporting Magazine ofHillingdon Hall, ...
Chris R. Vanden Bossche,
2014
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Tudor and Stuart Women Writers
Catholic. Squirearchy. and. Women. ys. Writing. The. Countesses. of. Oxford. and.
Arundel. and. Elizabeth. Weston. IN THE FIRST two decades of Elizabeth I's reign
, the struggle of English Protestants to control the throne, after the setback of ...
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Facades: Edith, Osbert, and Sacheverell Sitwell
Sir William Walton recalls him now as 'willing to do absolutely anything for
publicity', and when the Express controversy died down Osbert launched a most
astute attack upon 'The Enemy'. One of the great strengths of the Squirearchy lay
in its ...
8
The Medieval Scene: An Informal Introduction to the Middle Ages
CHAPTER 111 T/2e Cbureb and the Village E may characterise medieval village
government not unfairly as squirearchy, though often a benevolent squirearchy
enough, just as the squirearchy of the eighteenth century was often benevolent ...
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The Lover's Quarrel: The Two Foundings and American ...
In this vein, they saw the farmer as the ideal citizen and the fount ofthe highest
virtues, which was why a good amount oftheir domestic program was dedicated
toward the cultivation of a virtuous squirearchy. Jacksonian Democrats revered
the ...
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A History of Twentieth-Century British Women's Poetry
John Pearson dramatises the battle between 'Squirearchy' and Bloomsbury
which had acute implications for women, especially progressive poets: 'The
Sitwells . . . were no match for the traditionalists who had the London Mercury, the
New ...
Jane Dowson, Alice Entwistle,
2005
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «SQUIREARCHY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
squirearchy en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Steve Bell on Labour's stance on welfare bill – cartoon
None. The squirearchy is preparing for the next recession, at the other end little will be left of any worth or humanity. The UK has always been prone to nihilism. «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Falstaff @ Royal Opera House, London
The panelled walls of the Gentlemen's Club, populated by some prime examples of the Squirearchy, surround a minutely detailed set; for us those walls did not ... «musicOMH.com, Jul 15»
Sorting Out the Strands of the Cobb Family
Jeff Foxworthy to the contrary notwithstanding, however, the squirearchy's penchant for continually re-fortifying the family creds at the altar that actually made ... «Flagpole Magazine, Abr 15»
AH Halsey - obituary
“For me personally,” he wrote, “the class system, whether in its inherited rural form of squirearchy or its urban structure of bourgeoisie and proletariat, was always ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 14»
This Engaging Book Explains How a Few Scoundrels in 17th …
... Thompson shows that Money was the most important character in the development of Virginia's 18th century Squirearchy. This book is highly recommended.". «PR Web, Oct 14»
Karagöz, the funniest man of shadows
... Karagöz" that happened while Hafız Bey, the famous puppeteer, was performing the play titled "Karagöz's Squirearchy" in the presence of Sultan Selim III. «Daily Sabah, Jun 14»
Book Review: 'American Romantic' by Ward Just
Harry is almost obsessed with Sunday lunches among the squirearchy at his father's house in the Connecticut hills, where bankers, World War II brigadiers and ... «Wall Street Journal, Abr 14»
The Chedi, Andermatt: Alpine class meets the luxury of the Orient
Plenty of Brits too, but more city-slicker than squirearchy. Chedi, a Thai word for a Buddhist stupa, is the brand name for luxury resorts operated by the ... «The Independent, Feb 14»
Amsterdam: A History of the World's Most Liberal City by Russell …
In the English colonies to the south what emerges is a faux-bluff squirearchy based ever more crushingly on black slavery. In the English colonies to the north, ... «The Guardian, Oct 13»
The Levellers and Egypt's Islamists
... aristocracy and squirearchy but secular liberals and socialists, who have populated the political landscape of the Middle East for over a century, and are now ... «The Guardian, Sep 13»