10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VILLANAGE»
Discover the use of
villanage in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
villanage and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Treatise on the Law of Landlord and Tenant in Ireland
In fewer words, frank tenement was held by such services as it befitted the station
of gentlemen to perform ; and villanage, on the contrary, held by such services as
could be performed by manual labour alone; such as to manure the field, to till ...
John Finlay (barrister-at-law.), 1825
2
The Naval and Military Magazine
It is not necessary for me to relate the systems which had given way of villanage
regardant or gros, to which this species of slavery was compared, though
dissimilar enough in very many respects, as is admitted by most writers on the
subject, ...
3
A Classifical and Archaeological Dictionary of the Manners, ...
_ Villanage was a base tenure of lands or tenements, whereby the tenant was
bound to do all such services as the lord commanded, or were fit for a villain to
perform. The division of villanage, by Bracton, was into “ purum villanagium, a
quo ...
j'ect, and amongst other persons by the advocate-general of Antigua, who,
adverting to the general system of villanage, ventures very truly to say, “to which
colonial slavery may be supposed to bear some analogy, in the absence of more
...
5
The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, ...
ject, and amongst other persons by the advocate-general of Antigua, who,
adverting to the general system of villanage, ventures very truly to say, “to which
colonial slavery may be supposed to bear some analogy, in the absence of more
...
It has been said, that in the decline of the ancient villanage, it became a maxim of
very popular and legal use, " Once free for an hour, free for ever !" and this hag
been applied as a maxim that ought to govern in the case of negro slavery. Now if
...
7
History of the hundred of Carhampton
And such of the tenants hereof as held in villanage, or privileged villanage, that is
by villan [or non-military] services, but those determinate and certain, were called
" socmen in ancient demesne," whose proper representatives are the ...
8
The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year
It has been said, that in the decline of the ancient villanage, it became a maxim of
very popular and legal use, " Once free for an hour, free for ever !" and this has
been applied as a maxim that ought to govern in the case of negro slavery. Now if
...
9
Freedom national; Slavery sectional. Speech of Hon. C. S. ...
The plaintifi', on the defendant's pleading villanage, had the same opportunity of
contesting it, as when impleaded by the lord in a Native Habendo. If the lord sued
out a Nativo Habendo, and the villanage was denied, in which case the sheriff ...
10
Vollständiges Wörterbuch Der Englischen Sprache Für Die ...
Frohnbienft, der, Service' to which a Tennnt is bound by Lands he hold' in
Villanage or Soeage. Frdhnen, verb. reg. mulr. Frohndlenjie than over leisten, to
do that scrvile Work one is bound to by Lands he holds in Villanage or Socige, to
do ...
