The Evolution of Man and SocietySimon and Schuster, 1971 - 753 من الصفحات |
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... feudal administration . It was the power , exercised by the cities and fluctuating with the monarch , which restrained , although it did not inhibit , the conflicts of feudal leaders with their private armies . It made the crucial ...
... feudal administration . It was the power , exercised by the cities and fluctuating with the monarch , which restrained , although it did not inhibit , the conflicts of feudal leaders with their private armies . It made the crucial ...
الصفحة 412
... feudal system of service and protection . V. FEUDAL INHERITANCE Feudal holdings were derived from barbarian custom although they were written in terms of Roman law . When they became hereditary they naturally followed or imitated ( as ...
... feudal system of service and protection . V. FEUDAL INHERITANCE Feudal holdings were derived from barbarian custom although they were written in terms of Roman law . When they became hereditary they naturally followed or imitated ( as ...
الصفحة 438
... feudal state ; and a homo- sexual king was also inevitably exposed to the insults and the blackmail of bishops . ' And there was the amorous but brutal and calculating Henry . This was the man who probably murdered one brother and ...
... feudal state ; and a homo- sexual king was also inevitably exposed to the insults and the blackmail of bishops . ' And there was the amorous but brutal and calculating Henry . This was the man who probably murdered one brother and ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS page | 19 |
PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
The Eighteenth Dynasty page | 119 |
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