| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - On the one side, the seigniories, states formed in the bosom of the State, were multiplied; on the other, there was an attempt, unintermitting and in some sort systematic, to reduce all the ranks to two Edition: current; Page: [28] classes: the first, free, idle, altogether military, having the right of government, administration, and justice over their fiefs, whether large or small; the second, b
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