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For many years the only check . on the arbitrary judicial power of the bishop or abbot was the lay nobility on neighboring benefices or the dissatisfied and mutinous tenants on their own . As a rule , the churchmen aided the king ...
For many years the only check . on the arbitrary judicial power of the bishop or abbot was the lay nobility on neighboring benefices or the dissatisfied and mutinous tenants on their own . As a rule , the churchmen aided the king ...
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favorite sport for the nobility . It consisted of a combat with lances between two knights , each trying to pierce the shield of his opponent . A much less dangerous form of amusement was known as tilting . In this knights on horseback ...
favorite sport for the nobility . It consisted of a combat with lances between two knights , each trying to pierce the shield of his opponent . A much less dangerous form of amusement was known as tilting . In this knights on horseback ...
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In the first place , the relative inAuence of the three estates changed ; the prestige and influence of the nobility declined . In France , Francis I was the first king to group the great nobles in one center , thus creating the ' court ...
In the first place , the relative inAuence of the three estates changed ; the prestige and influence of the nobility declined . In France , Francis I was the first king to group the great nobles in one center , thus creating the ' court ...
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