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of feudal land tenure : tenure by frank , which was granted only to ecclesiastical foundations in return for rendering spiritual service ; and tenure by ' sergeantry , ' by which land was given to important officials as a reward for ...
of feudal land tenure : tenure by frank , which was granted only to ecclesiastical foundations in return for rendering spiritual service ; and tenure by ' sergeantry , ' by which land was given to important officials as a reward for ...
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Thus feudalism never got such a firm hold in England as to keep the country politically disunited . ... At the same time they also became smaller , since the division of the feudal holdings among the sons led to excessive subdivision of ...
Thus feudalism never got such a firm hold in England as to keep the country politically disunited . ... At the same time they also became smaller , since the division of the feudal holdings among the sons led to excessive subdivision of ...
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THE DECLINE OF FEUDALISM The decline of the manorial system immediately preceded the decay of feudalism itself ... up the armed knight on horseback , fortified castles , and the local efficient units ruled by feudal counts and barons .
THE DECLINE OF FEUDALISM The decline of the manorial system immediately preceded the decay of feudalism itself ... up the armed knight on horseback , fortified castles , and the local efficient units ruled by feudal counts and barons .
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