The Economic History of England, Volume 1A. & C. Black, 1915 |
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... lord's soke was its primary feature , and the court itself served as a focus to which the more remote districts readily gravitated . We have already seen how grants of sake and soke contributed to the spread of manor- ialism , and how ...
... lord's soke was its primary feature , and the court itself served as a focus to which the more remote districts readily gravitated . We have already seen how grants of sake and soke contributed to the spread of manor- ialism , and how ...
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... lord enjoyed political authority over his tenants took root , and tenure now became a source of jurisdiction . The mere fact of being a tenant bound a man to attendance at his lord's court , quite apart from any royal grant conferring ...
... lord enjoyed political authority over his tenants took root , and tenure now became a source of jurisdiction . The mere fact of being a tenant bound a man to attendance at his lord's court , quite apart from any royal grant conferring ...
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... lords on the glebe , to whose status the rest were gradually assimilated by the artificial and rigid defini- tions of ... lord's demesne and the holdings of the villeins3 , though this is not invariably the case * . The villeins in fact ...
... lords on the glebe , to whose status the rest were gradually assimilated by the artificial and rigid defini- tions of ... lord's demesne and the holdings of the villeins3 , though this is not invariably the case * . The villeins in fact ...
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... lord as legal owner 1 . In reality , however , the lord's freedom of action was restricted by practical considerations . The absence of a wage - earning class 2 rendered him dependent upon the labour of tenants for the cultivation of ...
... lord as legal owner 1 . In reality , however , the lord's freedom of action was restricted by practical considerations . The absence of a wage - earning class 2 rendered him dependent upon the labour of tenants for the cultivation of ...
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... lord's to the lord . He was the owner of the whole estate , but retained only a portion of it in his own occupation . This was termed the demesne and constituted the home farm . It consisted as a rule 1 not of a compact property , but ...
... lord's to the lord . He was the owner of the whole estate , but retained only a portion of it in his own occupation . This was termed the demesne and constituted the home farm . It consisted as a rule 1 not of a compact property , but ...
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