10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REAR VASSAL»
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rear vassal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The king revoked them when he revoked the whole ; and, at the death of the
king's vassal, the rear- vassal lost also his rear- sies; and a new benesiciary
succeeded, who likewise established new rear-vassals. Thus it was the person,
and not ...
Charles de Secondat Montesquieu (baron de),
1793
2
Warriors of Japan: As Portrayed in the War Tales
The rear vassal received his commands exclusively from his immediate overlord,
who was second in the hierarchical ranking of lord jof the warrior band, vassal,
and rear vassal. The warrior band and its evolution is one of the The Ancient War
...
3
The Spirit of Laws: Translated from the French of M. de ...
Thus it was the person, and not the rear-fief, that depended on the fief j on the
one hand, the rear-vassal returned to the king, because he was not tied for ever
to the vassal ; and the rear- fief returned also to the king, because it was the fief
itself ...
Charles de Secondat baron de Montesquieu,
1773
Thus it was the person and not the rear-fief that depended on the fief; on the one
hand, the rear-vassal returned to the King because he 'was not tied forever to the
vassal; and the rear-fief returned also to the King, because it was the fief itself ...
Charles Baron De Montesquieu,
2011
The King revoked them when he revoked the whole; and at the death of the
King's vassal the rear- vassal lost also his rear-fief: and a new beneficiary
succeeded, who likewise established new rear-vassals. Thus it was the person
and not the ...
Charles-Louis De Montesquieu,
1970
6
Choshu in the Meiji Restoration
It is interesting to note that in the status system of the han, a shi rear vassal was
lower than a shi vassal, but higher than a sotsu vassal. A sotsu vassal was higher
than a sotsu rear vassal. Of the seventeen ranks of shi vassals, the highest ...
7
The Nature and Institution of Government: Containing an ...
to different bondmen ; but these parts were not distinct from the whole, and the
king revoked them when he revoked the whole; and at the death of the king's
vassal the rear vassal lost also his rear fief, and a new beneficiary succeeded,
who ...
William Smith (M.D.),
1771
8
A Dictionary of Words and Phrases Used in Ancient and Modern Law
... of the trees. Vatican. The official residence of the Popes in Rome. The
Government of the Roman Catholic Church. Vauderie. An old European term for
witchcraft. Vaut. Is worth. Vavasor. The rank of a vassal next below a baron. A
rear vassal ...
9
The Origin of the English Constitution
412, 277. Cf. F.smein, Court Eiementaire, p. 193, n. 2 (1898), and c. 8 of the edict
of Frederick I. of 1 158, A/on. Germ, lliti.. Leges, Sectio IV., Tom. I. (4°), p. 244,
Libri Feudorum, II. 54 (55). The paramount duty of the rear vassal to the overlord,
...
George Burton Adams,
2001
10
The spirit of laws. Transl. 1st Amer. ed
In like manner, if he had given money to the rear vassal to obtain the fief, the
latter could not take it from him, nor hinder hint from transmitting it to his fon, till he
returned him his money. In fine, this rule§ was rio longer observed in the senate
of ...
Charles de Secondat Montesquieu (baron de.),
1802