The History of Civilization: From the Fall of the Roman Empire to the French Revolution, Volume 3G. Bell & sons, 1901 |
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... Independence of vassals who had acquitted themselves of feudal services p . 152 TENTH LECTURE . Continuation of the view of the organization of the feudal society - Rela tions which the vassals of the same suzerain had among themselves ...
... Independence of vassals who had acquitted themselves of feudal services p . 152 TENTH LECTURE . Continuation of the view of the organization of the feudal society - Rela tions which the vassals of the same suzerain had among themselves ...
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... the legislative power of the king - Progress of the independence of royalty in ecclesiastical affairs -Administration of Louis within his domains - Summary . p . 243 FIFTEENTH LECTURE . 3tate of royalty after the reign of CONTENTS ix.
... the legislative power of the king - Progress of the independence of royalty in ecclesiastical affairs -Administration of Louis within his domains - Summary . p . 243 FIFTEENTH LECTURE . 3tate of royalty after the reign of CONTENTS ix.
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... independence which is now its characteristic . 2. The amalgamation of sovereignty with property , I mean the attribution to the proprietor of the soil over all the inhabitants of that soil , of the whole or nearly c 2 CIVILIZATION IN ...
... independence which is now its characteristic . 2. The amalgamation of sovereignty with property , I mean the attribution to the proprietor of the soil over all the inhabitants of that soil , of the whole or nearly c 2 CIVILIZATION IN ...
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... independence , which did not extend to the limits of sovereignty . A master , agents , and subjects — such was the entire social organization of the Roman empire , always excepting slaves , who remained under the domestic jurisdiction ...
... independence , which did not extend to the limits of sovereignty . A master , agents , and subjects — such was the entire social organization of the Roman empire , always excepting slaves , who remained under the domestic jurisdiction ...
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... independence . " A man comes to place himself under the faith of the king , declares himself his faithful , his vassal ; he comes , says the formula , cum arimannia sua — that is to say , followed by his warriors . Here , then , are ...
... independence . " A man comes to place himself under the faith of the king , declares himself his faithful , his vassal ; he comes , says the formula , cum arimannia sua — that is to say , followed by his warriors . Here , then , are ...
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