A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... MANORIAL SYSTEM Mediaeval serfdom was bound up with the manorial system ; that is , fiefs were subdivided into a number of large farms , or manors . The manor was the center of agricultural , adminis- trative , and judicial activities ...
... MANORIAL SYSTEM Mediaeval serfdom was bound up with the manorial system ; that is , fiefs were subdivided into a number of large farms , or manors . The manor was the center of agricultural , adminis- trative , and judicial activities ...
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... MANORIAL COURTS The legal side of feudalism and the manorial system was extremely complex . This subject has caused many scholarly controversies that have often served only to confuse the stu- dent . Certain things , however , are clear ...
... MANORIAL COURTS The legal side of feudalism and the manorial system was extremely complex . This subject has caused many scholarly controversies that have often served only to confuse the stu- dent . Certain things , however , are clear ...
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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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