A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Manorial System . 416 Manorial Courts 417 Why the Manor Declined 419 Effect of the New Money Economy . 420 Serf Revolts ... Copyhold Commutation Migration of Serfs to the Towns . Emancipation by Purchase . The Effect of the Black Death ...
... Manorial System . 416 Manorial Courts 417 Why the Manor Declined 419 Effect of the New Money Economy . 420 Serf Revolts ... Copyhold Commutation Migration of Serfs to the Towns . Emancipation by Purchase . The Effect of the Black Death ...
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... manorial courts . In several important respects , the situation in England differed from that on the continent . In Britain there was no system of great seigneurial tribunals to which appeals might be carried from the manorial courts ...
... manorial courts . In several important respects , the situation in England differed from that on the continent . In Britain there was no system of great seigneurial tribunals to which appeals might be carried from the manorial courts ...
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... manorial courts was rather simple . The president of the court was the lord's steward , while the bailiff acted as agent of the lord and prosecuted in his name . The free tenants were compelled to attend , to act as juries , and to give ...
... manorial courts was rather simple . The president of the court was the lord's steward , while the bailiff acted as agent of the lord and prosecuted in his name . The free tenants were compelled to attend , to act as juries , and to give ...
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