QUE SIGNIFIE MERCHET EN ANGLAIS
Merchet
Un merchet était une amende payée sur un mariage au Moyen Âge en Angleterre. Le mot dérive de la forme plurielle de la fille, merched, dans le vieux gallois. Un paysan payerait un mercer à son seigneur sur le mariage d'une femme. La justification de cela était que lorsqu'une femme était mariée, son seigneur perdait un travailleur. Habituellement, le père de la mariée paierait, en achetant le droit de donner sa fille. Il y a une théorie infondée qui relie cette amende au droit du seigneur ...
définition de merchet dans le dictionnaire anglais
La définition de merchet dans le dictionnaire est une amende payée par un locataire, en particulier un vilain, à son seigneur pour avoir permis le mariage de sa fille.
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «MERCHET»
Découvrez l'usage de
merchet dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
merchet et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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The Decline of Serfdom in Late Medieval England: From ...
Merchet Merchet is one ofthe most ubiquitous incidents ofpersonal servility,
recorded on 14 of the 23 manors after 1349. It had been even more widespread
before 1349.126 However, by the 1390s only nine manors still imposed merchet,
and ...
2
Women and Gender in Medieval Europe: An Encyclopedia
Merchet was the payment made by female serfs for permission to marry in
England. It was due to the lord on the occasion of their marriages, and it could be
given by the women themselves, their relatives, or their husbands. Merchet is
usually ...
3
Conflict and Compromise in the Late Medieval Countryside: ...
Merchet Another such symbolic right was the bishop's control of land through his
control of marriage. Ancient custom in Durham required most women not of the
upper stratum of free tenants to pay a fine known as merchet when they married ...
Peter Lionel Larson,
2006
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Women in Thirteenth-century Lincolnshire
Peasant women and property: the merchet debate Liability to merchet was an
important mark of villeinage in the thirteenth century, and both its function and
origins have provoked considerable debate. On the one hand, Eleanor Searle
has ...
Louise J. Wilkinson,
2007
5
Year Books of the Reign of King Edward the Third ...: XV
Villein tenure .... xjv Avowry for Merchet - - - - - xv Historical importance t,uf*?Mtrfy
£ in relation to Villenage and the History of the People - - xv Fables and
speculations on the subject, intermixed with facts ...... Xy The custom of Borough
English ...
Great Britain, Alfred John Horwood, Luke Owen Pike,
1891
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The History of English Law
Bracton will just allow that the man who has to pay a merchet need not be a
bondman ; it may in a given case be an incident of unfree tenure rather than of
personal servility. However, though this test was commonly applied, we can not
say that ...
Frederick Pollock (Sir)), Frederic William Maitland,
1976
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Women in England in the Middle Ages
Merchet tended to be levied at a higher rate if the girl married a man from
elsewhere and moved to another manor, and it was generally paid by the better-
off villeins.78 Manorial customs over the payment of merchet varied. At Park
before 1348 ...
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The History of English Law Before the Time of Edward I
In Northumberland there certainly were lords of manors, lords of entire vills, who
paid merchet \ and then we have to remember that in Scotland, at least according
to the JRegiam Maiestatem, every woman, were she noble, were she serf, paid ...
Frederick Pollock, Frederic William Maitland,
2007
9
Before the Black Death: Studies in the "crisis" of the Early ...
Likewise, the improved conditions between 1313 and 1315 leave evidence of a
further eighteen marriages whereas only one merchet is paid in the most difficult
years from 1316-18 when recorded tenant deaths reach a maximum number.106
...
Bruce M. S. Campbell,
1992
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New Perspectives on Medieval Scotland, 1093-1286
... appearing only in manuscripts of late fifteenth-century date.122 References to
the twin rights to merchet and blodwite over dwellers on the land do appear in
late twelfth- and thirteenth-century charter evidence but it is not at all clear that
such ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «MERCHET»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
merchet est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
France accused of 'judicial apartheid' over officers' acquittal over …
The police officers' lawyer, Daniel Merchet, said: "My clients were intimately convinced that they had commited no fault, no error, no crime. «Telegraph.co.uk, mai 15»
4 Things France Can Do With Its Russian-Ordered Mistral Warships
In a column published in the L'Opinion newspaper in April, French journalist Jean-Dominique Merchet estimated that upkeep for the ships costs ... «The Moscow Times, mai 15»
France could sell those Russian Mistral warships to China
French defence columnist Jean-Dominique Merchet wrote that the delay in the Mistral deal could cost French taxpayers as much as €5 million a ... «Business Insider, mai 15»
766 years of Derbyshire manorial history now available in online …
... childwyte, a fine for births outside of wedlock; leyrwyte, a fine for fornication; merchet, permission from the lord for the marriage of daughters; ... «Derby Telegraph, mai 15»
Caught in Limbo: French Navy Has No Use for Extra Mistrals, Looks …
Earlier Merchet said that the upkeep and maintenance costs of the two Mistrals, currently docked at the port in Saint-Nazaire, cost France €5 ... «Sputnik International, avril 15»
Price of Stalling: Upkeep of Mistral Warships Costs France €5Mln a …
French defense columnist Jean-Dominique Merchet wrote in his column in L'Opinion newspapers that France will have to pay a high price for ... «Sputnik International, avril 15»
Failure To Deliver Mistral Ships To Russia Could Cost French …
... than $1 billion) from France, in addition to a delayed delivery fine, Jean-Dominique Merchet, a French defense columnist wrote in L'Opinion. «International Business Times, févr 15»
Qui sont les ex-militaires français devenus djihadistes ?
Décryptage. Loïc Signor interroge Jean-Dominique Merchet, journaliste spécialiste des questions Défense à l'Opinion, sur les ex-militaires ... «L'Opinion, janv 15»
Was David Drugeon a French Intelligence Agent?
Further, the French defense columnist Jean-Dominique Merchet, whose work appears on L'Opinion, noted that his sources denied that a ... «War on the Rocks, nov 14»
Should new jets or neighbours defend Swiss skies?
Jean-Dominique Merchet, a French journalist specialising in ... from a technical point of view, but it would come at a price,” says Merchet. «swissinfo.ch, avril 14»