The Economic History of England, Volume 1A. & C. Black, 1915 |
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... villeinage . tradition " 5. Indications still remained in witness of the time when freedom , instead of servitude , had been the lot of the rural population . In the first place , it is difficult to suppose that all free tenants , when ...
... villeinage . tradition " 5. Indications still remained in witness of the time when freedom , instead of servitude , had been the lot of the rural population . In the first place , it is difficult to suppose that all free tenants , when ...
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... churches and individual landowners . The manorial hall - moot was still rare1 , and villeinage did not 1 Maitland , Domesday Book and Beyond , 52 , 54 . Effects on free- holders . necessarily involve suit of court THE ORIGIN OF THE MANOR ...
... churches and individual landowners . The manorial hall - moot was still rare1 , and villeinage did not 1 Maitland , Domesday Book and Beyond , 52 , 54 . Effects on free- holders . necessarily involve suit of court THE ORIGIN OF THE MANOR ...
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... villeinage , and the sign of their altered condition lay in the exaction of week - work . In districts where villeinage was unknown in 1086 an unfree element crept in3 . We read in Domesday how " in this manor there was at that time a ...
... villeinage , and the sign of their altered condition lay in the exaction of week - work . In districts where villeinage was unknown in 1086 an unfree element crept in3 . We read in Domesday how " in this manor there was at that time a ...
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... villeinage with which we meet in the thirteenth century , and which proceeded from the unfree condition of the villeins . Thus the peasantry of the eleventh century were " far more law - worthy " than those of a sub- sequent age , and ...
... villeinage with which we meet in the thirteenth century , and which proceeded from the unfree condition of the villeins . Thus the peasantry of the eleventh century were " far more law - worthy " than those of a sub- sequent age , and ...
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... villeinage by the dependent serfs . In legal theory the lord always retained the right to resume at will the occupation of the whole estate , except only the land belonging to his free tenants . Feudal common law did not recognize the ...
... villeinage by the dependent serfs . In legal theory the lord always retained the right to resume at will the occupation of the whole estate , except only the land belonging to his free tenants . Feudal common law did not recognize the ...
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