Landholding in England
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After the Norman invasion the name of Villein, a person attached tothe villa, was given to the serfs. The village was their residence. Occasional instances of enfranchisement took place; the wordsignified being made free, and at that time every FREEMAN wasentitled to a vote. The word enfranchise has latterly come to beara different meaning, and to apply solely to the possession of avote, but it originally meant the elevation of a serf into thecondition of a FREEMAN. The act of enfranchisement w...as a publicceremony usually performed at the church door. The last act ofownership performed by the master was the piercing of the right earwith an awl. Many serfs fled into the towns, where they wereenfranchised and became FREEMEN.
The disaffection of the common people increased; they were bornedown with oppression. They struggled against their masters, andtried to secure their personal liberty, and the freedom of theirland. The population rose in masses in the reign of Richard II. , and demanded-- 1st.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the Norman invasion the name of Villein, a person attached tothe villa, was given to the serfs. The village was their residence. Occasional instances of enfranchisement took place; the wordsignified being made free, and at that time every FREEMAN wasentitled to a vote. The word enfranchise has latterly come to beara different meaning, and to apply solely to the possession of avote, but it originally meant the elevation of a serf into thecondition of a FREEMAN. The act of enfranchisement w...as a publicceremony usually performed at the church door. The last act ofownership performed by the master was the piercing of the right earwith an awl. Many serfs fled into the towns, where they wereenfranchised and became FREEMEN.
The disaffection of the common people increased; they were bornedown with oppression. They struggled against their masters, andtried to secure their personal liberty, and the freedom of theirland. The population rose in masses in the reign of Richard II. , and demanded-- 1st.
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