A Compendium of Ancient And Modern History
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But the fundamental principles of the Feudal System were established in the following order: The king or chief who led his respective tribes to conquest, retained for him- Yi. What is said of many of the interior provinces? What had Spain, &c, at an early period? How long was Bagdad the capital? — 13. When and by whom was Bagdad taker? Relate the mannefin which Al Mostasem was put to death. At present, what is said of the Saracens?
1 Where had the Feudal System its origin? When was it adopted i...n France,' When in England? — 2 in what order were the principles established ?
132 THE CRUSADES.
self by far the largest share of the conquered territory, dividing the remaining portion of the land among his followers according to their rank, who bound themselves to render him merely mili- tary services. The example of the king was imitated by his nobles, who, under similar conditions, granted portions of their estates to their dependents. The granter was called lord, aud those to whom the grant was made were styled feudatories or vassals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the fundamental principles of the Feudal System were established in the following order: The king or chief who led his respective tribes to conquest, retained for him- Yi. What is said of many of the interior provinces? What had Spain, &c, at an early period? How long was Bagdad the capital? — 13. When and by whom was Bagdad taker? Relate the mannefin which Al Mostasem was put to death. At present, what is said of the Saracens?
1 Where had the Feudal System its origin? When was it adopted i...n France,' When in England? — 2 in what order were the principles established ?
132 THE CRUSADES.
self by far the largest share of the conquered territory, dividing the remaining portion of the land among his followers according to their rank, who bound themselves to render him merely mili- tary services. The example of the king was imitated by his nobles, who, under similar conditions, granted portions of their estates to their dependents. The granter was called lord, aud those to whom the grant was made were styled feudatories or vassals.
What to read after A Compendium of Ancient And Modern History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kerney, M[artin] J[oseph], 1819-1861. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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