View of the State of Europe during the Middle Ages, Vol. 3
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The narrative examines medieval England's constitutional and social development, detailing the rise and powers of Parliament, the distinction between peers and commons, forms of peerage and tenure, and early electoral and parliamentary privileges. It surveys societal conditions—decline and resilience of learning, monastic influence, superstition, and changes in agriculture and trade—and traces urban growth through charters, fee-farm tenure, burgage holdings, and guilds. The account follows commercial and municipal improvement, the slow abolition of villenage, and the political stresses of late Plantagenet rule that lead into dynastic conflict and eventual stabilization under subsequent rulers.
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