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And even much later under feudalism, property as we know it didn't really exist. Land (essentially the only productive asset that existed) was owned by the gove
by TheCoelacanth 2y ago
And even much later under feudalism, property as we know it didn't really exist. Land (essentially the only productive asset that existed) was owned by the government, but the government was a loose network of aristocrats instead of a faceless state.