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Economic history

the fourteenth- and fifteenth-century crisis of the feudal economy, explained by falling seigneurial revenue and peasant output.

In economic history, crisis of feudalism refers to the fourteenth- and fifteenth-century crisis of the feudal economy, explained by falling seigneurial revenue and peasant output. This meaning comes from Bois (1976) in Crise du féodalisme.[1]

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References

  1. Bois, G. (1976). Crise du féodalisme. Presses de Sciences Po. https://doi.org/10.3917/scpo.bois.1976.01

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