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Page 338
... sort of people , who held lands of him by the performance of this service . The other portion of his estate he ... sort , or indeed a sort of * Spelman of Feuds , ch . 7 . lesser or Court- Jesser gentry ; therefore as they were not 338 ...
... sort of people , who held lands of him by the performance of this service . The other portion of his estate he ... sort , or indeed a sort of * Spelman of Feuds , ch . 7 . lesser or Court- Jesser gentry ; therefore as they were not 338 ...
Page 366
... sort ; the meaner , who were called Ceorles , if they did not live in a dependance on some Thane , held their small portions of land as an inheritance likewise ; not by charter , but by a sort of prescription . This Folk - land . was ...
... sort ; the meaner , who were called Ceorles , if they did not live in a dependance on some Thane , held their small portions of land as an inheritance likewise ; not by charter , but by a sort of prescription . This Folk - land . was ...
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... sort of agents for the crown , who , in proportion to the heavy taxes they paid , were obliged to advance the terms , and enforce with greater severity the execution , of their usurious contracts . Through them almost the whole body of ...
... sort of agents for the crown , who , in proportion to the heavy taxes they paid , were obliged to advance the terms , and enforce with greater severity the execution , of their usurious contracts . Through them almost the whole body of ...
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