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ust,therefore,thatoftherons,fronaradeofthatposedonthebondnbytheirsters
ibegthereadertoexustgivehieroforeneetentofthefrenyanceofacelebratedauthor;because,beforeustbeginhundeceiving
16ofthefeudallordsorvassalsihavenotiongtheges,eusagentinuedafterthenquesttabythenaofpanions;89thesaliarculfus91bythatofthekingsantrustios;92theearliestfrenchhistoriansbythatofleudes,93faithfulandloyal;andthoseoflaterdatebythatofvassalsandlords94
inthesalionyofafaly
thegoodsreservedforthefeudallordses95
thereisnodoubtbutthefiefsatfirstanusorethantheirrealpropertyraisedhisnephe,inedthepersonsularyofrularies,thedesofthedifferentbarbarousnationsandallthenuntsofthosedaysareunaniusinfine,theus101thatatfirstthelordsuldtaketheaforlife
17ofthelitaryservientilitaryserviandedbyhindhisofficers
thenaoffreenothose,heonehandhadnobenefitsorfiefs,andontheothersubjecttothebaseservicesofvillainage;thelandstheypossessedtheycalledallodialestates
theuntsasseledthefreen,103andledthegainsttheene;theyhadofficersunderthen,inatedcentenarii,andledthefreenoftheborough,ortheirhundreds,tothefield105
thisdivisionintohundredsisposteriortotheestablishntofthefranksingaulitadebyittedintheirdivision;thishedecreesofthoseprinces106aregulationofthiskindistothisverydayobservedinengland
astheuntsledthefreenagainsttheene,thefeudallordsndedalsotheirvassalsorrearvassals;andthebishops,abbots,ortheiradvocates107likendedtheirs108
thebishopsbarrassedandinnsistentselves;109theyrequestedanylongertolitaryservi;sothatthisprinarchingagainsttheene,idonotfindthattheirvassals110
inaeeloyntinthekingshouseholdhinderedthelordhielffroandingthe112
butself,adebetagnaniusprinselvesattheheadofanecclesiasticlititheseentheychosetonquerortodieh
buttheselordslike,asagneordainsthateveryfreenanors,eitherinhisosobodyelse,shouldreansthatthepersonanorofhisoarchundertheuntandhe
andyettheabbédubospretends115that,entionisdeintheen;andhegroundshisopiniononthelauselves;thatenightanyothers
ay,therefore,ncludethatthereilitaryservices;thatofthekingsvassals,hervassalsunde
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t
ust,therefore,thatoftherons,fronaradeofthatposedonthebondnbytheirsters
ibegthereadertoexustgivehieroforeneetentofthefrenyanceofacelebratedauthor;because,beforeustbeginhundeceiving
16ofthefeudallordsorvassalsihavenotiongtheges,eusagentinuedafterthenquesttabythenaofpanions;89thesaliarculfus91bythatofthekingsantrustios;92theearliestfrenchhistoriansbythatofleudes,93faithfulandloyal;andthoseoflaterdatebythatofvassalsandlords94
inthesalionyofafaly
thegoodsreservedforthefeudallordses95
thereisnodoubtbutthefiefsatfirstanusorethantheirrealpropertyraisedhisnephe,inedthepersonsularyofrularies,thedesofthedifferentbarbarousnationsandallthenuntsofthosedaysareunaniusinfine,theus101thatatfirstthelordsuldtaketheaforlife
17ofthelitaryservientilitaryserviandedbyhindhisofficers
thenaoffreenothose,heonehandhadnobenefitsorfiefs,andontheothersubjecttothebaseservicesofvillainage;thelandstheypossessedtheycalledallodialestates
theuntsasseledthefreen,103andledthegainsttheene;theyhadofficersunderthen,inatedcentenarii,andledthefreenoftheborough,ortheirhundreds,tothefield105
thisdivisionintohundredsisposteriortotheestablishntofthefranksingaulitadebyittedintheirdivision;thishedecreesofthoseprinces106aregulationofthiskindistothisverydayobservedinengland
astheuntsledthefreenagainsttheene,thefeudallordsndedalsotheirvassalsorrearvassals;andthebishops,abbots,ortheiradvocates107likendedtheirs108
thebishopsbarrassedandinnsistentselves;109theyrequestedanylongertolitaryservi;sothatthisprinarchingagainsttheene,idonotfindthattheirvassals110
inaeeloyntinthekingshouseholdhinderedthelordhielffroandingthe112
butself,adebetagnaniusprinselvesattheheadofanecclesiasticlititheseentheychosetonquerortodieh
buttheselordslike,asagneordainsthateveryfreenanors,eitherinhisosobodyelse,shouldreansthatthepersonanorofhisoarchundertheuntandhe
andyettheabbédubospretends115that,entionisdeintheen;andhegroundshisopiniononthelauselves;thatenightanyothers
ay,therefore,ncludethatthereilitaryservices;thatofthekingsvassals,hervassalsunde
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