Feudal Society: The growth of ties of dependenceUniversity of Chicago Press, 1974 - 499 pagina's |
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FOREWORD BY M M POSTAN page | ix |
THE LIFE OF THE NOBILITY | 293 |
THE NORTHMEN 15 | 300 |
CHIVALRY | 312 |
THE FOLK MEMORY 88 | 313 |
TRANSFORMATION OF THE NOBILITY INTO A LEGAL CLASS | 320 |
THE SOLIDARITY OF THE KINDRED GROUP 123 | 325 |
CLASS DISTINCTIONS WITHIN THE NOBILITY | 332 |
FROM TERRITORIAL PRINCIPALITIES TO CASTELLANIES | 394 |
DISORDER AND THE EFFORTS TO COMBAT IT | 408 |
NATIONAL | 421 |
THE INTELLECTUAL RENAISSANCE IN THE SECOND FEUDAL | 435 |
FEUDALISM AS A TYPE OF SOCIETY | 441 |
THE PERSISTENCE OF EUROPEAN FEUDALISM | 448 |
Vassalage and the Fief | 451 |
SUPPLEMENT TO the bibliogrAPHY by L A Manyon | 478 |
CLERGY AND BURGESSES | 345 |
JUDICIAL INSTITUTIONS | 359 |
KINGDOMS AND EMPIRE | 375 |
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