Feudal lords
or leaders of clans or bands of warriors.
Individual proprietors, not uncommonly powerful families which were
almost feudal
in character, owned the great cotton and woolen mills of new england.
The principal legal basis for landownership is the land tenure system which, in scotland,
remains feudal.
Feudal baronies
of burning coal.
Early developments were really about the maintenance of political power,
essentially feudal
in origin.
Feudal aristocracy.
Why does brenner think that absolutist france was
not feudal?
Feudal baron, which was not a peerage rank.
When peter the great imposed westernization on a
still feudal
nation, it caused a cultural wrench.
Feudal nobility.
As dukes remarks in his footnote, " communist society here seems bourgeois or
even feudal.
Feudal tenure
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