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... cause of the extension and long duration of the judicial combat and of private wars p . 168 ELEVENTH LECTURE ... causes - Consequences of these vices - Progress of the in- quality of force among the possessors of fiefs - Progress of the ...
... cause of the extension and long duration of the judicial combat and of private wars p . 168 ELEVENTH LECTURE ... causes - Consequences of these vices - Progress of the in- quality of force among the possessors of fiefs - Progress of the ...
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... causes - 1 . By the centralization of feudal powers -- 2 . By the patronage of kings and great suzerains - 3 . By the internal disorders of towns- Decline of the borough of Laon - The third estate did not fall at the same time as the ...
... causes - 1 . By the centralization of feudal powers -- 2 . By the patronage of kings and great suzerains - 3 . By the internal disorders of towns- Decline of the borough of Laon - The third estate did not fall at the same time as the ...
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... contrary , were an infallible cause of separation . Among the men to whom their chiefs gave benefices , many soon wished to establish themselves upon those benefices , to live also upon their own estates , there to become in 22 HISTORY OF.
... contrary , were an infallible cause of separation . Among the men to whom their chiefs gave benefices , many soon wished to establish themselves upon those benefices , to live also upon their own estates , there to become in 22 HISTORY OF.
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... cause concurred to the same effect . Except in ex- traordinary states of society , man cannot be constantly moving about and leading a wandering life in the country which he calls his native land ; it is a need , a moral inclination ...
... cause concurred to the same effect . Except in ex- traordinary states of society , man cannot be constantly moving about and leading a wandering life in the country which he calls his native land ; it is a need , a moral inclination ...
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... cause , usurpation , also greatly increased their number . Powerful chiefs , who had taken possession of a vast territory , had little means of actually occupying and preserving it from invasion . It was easy for neighbours , for the ...
... cause , usurpation , also greatly increased their number . Powerful chiefs , who had taken possession of a vast territory , had little means of actually occupying and preserving it from invasion . It was easy for neighbours , for the ...
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