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When seven years of age the children were placed in the hands of state officials for uniform military training . Adult males ate in public mess halls , and all forms of luxury and inequality were strictly forbidden .
When seven years of age the children were placed in the hands of state officials for uniform military training . Adult males ate in public mess halls , and all forms of luxury and inequality were strictly forbidden .
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Both wardship and marriage were very lucrative rights , and in many cases lent themselves to unjust uses of power . a MILITARY SERVICE Tenure by military service was the most important and the most common of all feudal obligations ...
Both wardship and marriage were very lucrative rights , and in many cases lent themselves to unjust uses of power . a MILITARY SERVICE Tenure by military service was the most important and the most common of all feudal obligations ...
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GROWTH OF THE MILITARY SIDE OF FEUDALISM : NINTH CENTURY During the Carolingian period the old German military system broke down . Then came the idea that military service was essential for the vassal . The poor Frank could escape this ...
GROWTH OF THE MILITARY SIDE OF FEUDALISM : NINTH CENTURY During the Carolingian period the old German military system broke down . Then came the idea that military service was essential for the vassal . The poor Frank could escape this ...
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