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royal domains scattered about central and northern France . The great feudatories were really richer and more powerful than the kings . But in spite of this , the king retained one prerogative : the right to administer justice ...
royal domains scattered about central and northern France . The great feudatories were really richer and more powerful than the kings . But in spite of this , the king retained one prerogative : the right to administer justice ...
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From early feudal times , the royal court was composed of great vassals and prelates , whose duties consisted of counseling and aiding the king in the administration of the realm . But the kings had neglected to call it except on rare ...
From early feudal times , the royal court was composed of great vassals and prelates , whose duties consisted of counseling and aiding the king in the administration of the realm . But the kings had neglected to call it except on rare ...
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It consisted of permanent officials of the royal household , men whose residence at court was necessary and who might be employed in the ordinary administrative work of the government . Most of its members were either barons of the ...
It consisted of permanent officials of the royal household , men whose residence at court was necessary and who might be employed in the ordinary administrative work of the government . Most of its members were either barons of the ...
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