| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - To them, battles were a matter of going out and spearing some peasants, and maybe getting knocked down and held for ransom for a while by another knight. (A peasant who dared kill a knight would probably be hacked down by his own knights.) It wasn't until the 100 years war that nation-on-nation total war became the norm, and victory was more important than personal glory.
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