Titlebook: Deeds, Titles, and Changing Concepts of Land Rights; Colonial Innovations David Ress Book 2020 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Sp

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Introduction: Mr. Rowle Tries to Secure His Land,tems would reinforce the coalescing of a fairly wide range of early modern age notions about land rights into a simpler concept that land was most naturally occupied and used via fee simple (absolute ownership) tenure.

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Deeds: Working It Out in Writing, the Evolving Language of Land Deeds,alue from its natural attributes to argue that its value was simply as form of capital and its value simply what buyers would pay. Easy recordation and the development of warrants and other securities representing conditional claims to land accelerated this trend.

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Registration: Erasing Indigenous Land Rights,em in Fiji (in addition to incompletely understanding traditional tenure approaches) became a way of isolated indigenous people from a plantation system. The African experience suggests registration became a tool used by an elite with access to the mechanisms of state power to maintain traditional control over rural populations.

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