10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SOCAGER»
Découvrez l'usage de
socager dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
socager et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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The constitutional history of England: from the accession of ...
The service of the socager generally consists of a rent payable either in money or
in agricultural produce ; very often he is also bound to do a certain amount of
ploughing for his lord — to plough three days a year or the like : — this is so ...
2
The Constitutional History of England: A Course of Lectures
The service of the socager generally consists of a rent payable either in money or
in agricultural produce ; very often he is also bound to do a certain amount of
ploughing for his lord — to plough three days a year or the like : — this is so ...
Frederic William Maitland, Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher, 1908
3
Proceedings of the Battle Conference on Anglo-Norman ...
Glanvill Even acquisitions must not he granted so as to disinherit heir(71) Kqual
shares to sons of socager (71) Rule that no one can be lord and heir for the same
tenement (72-3) Questio on grant to younger brother who dies heirless (73) ...
R. Allen Brown, Reginald Allen Brown, 1982
I; n I' , :c r, m. socager, sockmaii bondman, villain. jlrObnbOte/ m. summoner,
beadle. g r o 0 n b c t f $ a f t, /. foot- service. Jji L' !) n f Jen |"r- m. gavel-work,
compelled — • bond - service , socage . villainage, service due to the lord of the
manor.
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrüger, 1801
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Nathan Bailey's Dictionary, English-German and ...
g r e 1) n \> a u c r , m. socager, sockman, bondman, villain. Jjr o b ll b P te, m.
summoner, beadle. 55 r o b ii b o t f (t a f t/ /. foot-service. g r o b ll B l ( ll ft > "'•
gavelwork , compelled — bond - service , socage, villainage , service due to the
lord of ...
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrueger, 1801
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The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth Century:
Owingto the fall inthe valueof money thefixed rentofthe socager often yielded
onlya small incometothe lordofthe manor, and in a goodmany casesthese
payments had disappeared altogether before the endof thecentury, or wereso
unimportant ...
7
The Scrabble Word-building Book
sold, sole, soil, solo, sols SOLA -,• solan, solar SOLACE -,- solaced, solacer,
solaces spice, spies, spicy spinel, spines, spinet spirea, 483 SOLACE. SOARER -
soarers SOARING - soarings SOAVE - soaves SOB - sobs SOBBED - - SOBBER
...
8
The Law of Real Property in England
These were fixed services, and the free socager was liable originally to certain
aids and reliefs, but he was free from those dreadful exactions which the lord
could exact from a tenant by knight service, such as wardship and marriage.
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Daily Living in the Twelfth Century: Based on the ...
It is made with piles driven into the ground. These are provided with fourches, or
angle pieces, at the top and then a ridgepole is added. 22. In England, land was
held for these types of service: knight's, servant's, and socager's. A socager paid
...
Urban Tigner Holmes, 1952
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English Society in the Eleventh Century: Essays in English ...
... while military tenure formed an individualistic unit joined to the rest of society
by the contractual tie of foreign service.1 The socager was bound to perform
military service when called up to the fyrd, while the knight served his forty days
on the ...
