Le poète, le cardinal et l’ange du foyer by Jacqueline Clais

“…In 1881 cardinal Manning who supports the Irish farmers in their struggle for more justice is the butt of all sorts of attacks on the part of the protestant but also the catholic landed gentry. Curiously it is an article in the Whitehall Review about a pretended love affair with Marianne Byles, before she was married to Coventry Patmore, which wounds him to the quick. …”
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“No Damn Black Gown Sons of Bitches among Them”: Rough Music and the Counter-Pastoral in the Eighteenth-Century Carolina Backcountry by Allan KULIKOFF

“…Just as the 18th century English pastoral reflected class antagonisms—the conflicts between landed gentry and rural capitalists—Woodmason’s Carolina counter-pastoral reflected cultural conflicts between backcountry Presbyterian and Baptist farmers and rich lowcountry Anglican gentlemen. …”
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Z rozważań nad społeczną i gospodarczą kondycją ziemiaństwa w Królestwie Polskim w okresie postyczniowego dziesięciolecia (1864–1874) by Andrzej Przegaliński

“… The subject of the article is the issue of widely understood social and economic aspects related to the history of the landed gentry in the Kingdom of Poland in the post-January decade. …”
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The “golden age” of Russian serfdom by O. Yu. Yakhshiyan

“…The proprietary (proprietorial) interest of the landed gentry in relation to the local lands and peasants received a previously unthinkable impulse due to Peter’s elevation of the status of estates to patrimonial, as well as the erasure of the legal boundary between serfs and peasants by turning both into “audit souls” during the tax reform. …”
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