feudalism

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noun state of working under duress or without freedom

noun. slavery

noun. state of working under duress or without freedom

a coinage of historians, first attested 1839; see feudal. Feudal system attested from 1776.

In fact, after the death of Cromwell, feudalism was extinct in England.

Feudalism is the essential politico-economic system of the Middle Ages.

Like feudalism, it was a growth, a development of existing forms.

The peril in which feudalism was placed revived their ancient sentiments.

Was the overthrow of feudalism in Europe a gain or a loss to commerce?

How potent must have been the circumstances which the feudalism of ages had created.

The origin of feudalism is well known and isPg 050 common to all European countries.

Belgium had definitely broken down the barriers of feudalism.

State clearly the advantages and disadvantages of Feudalism.

Japanese feudalism was as bloody, as ruthless, as hard as European.