View of the State of Europe During the Middle Ages, 2. cilt

afterwards ancient Anglo-Saxon appears asserts authority barons bishop boroughs burgesses called ceorls character Charlemagne charter chivalry church civil clergy commons Conquest consent constitution council court crown Curia Regis Domesday Domesday Book Du Cange duke earl ecclesiastical Edward III election England English feudal France French granted Henry II Hist historians honor instances Italian Italy jurisdiction jury justice king king's kingdom knights land language Latin latter learning least Leges less liberty lords ment mentioned nations nobility Norman original Paris Parl parlia parliament passage Paulicians peers perhaps persons petition Petrarch poetry poets pope prerogative prince principle privilege probably Provençal regis reign of Edward reign of Henry Richard Richard II rolls of parliament Roman Rome Rymer Saxon says seems sheriff spirit statute summoned supposed tallage tenure thanes tion Tiraboschi twelfth century villeins villenage witenagemot word writ writers