"squirearchy" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1922, Sinclair Lewis, chapter 3, in Babbitt:",
          "text": "Now, as one of the squirearchy, greeted with honorable salutations by the villagers, he marched into his office, and peace and dignity were upon him, and the morning's dissonances all unheard.",
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          "text": "1930 [Cambridge University Press], G. G. Coulton, The Medieval Scene: An Informal Introduction to the Middle Ages, 2000, Dover, page 37,\nWe 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 also."
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          "text": "For many years a combination of rural squirearchies and business interests held tight control of most state capitols.",
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          "roman": "zemevladelci",
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          "word": "земевладелци"
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          "word": "landadel"
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          "sense": "landowning gentry",
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          "sense": "landowning gentry",
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          "word": "noblesse de provence"
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