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Medieval history

the organization of rural economy and lordship around the manor, where a lord held land worked by dependent peasants owing rents and labor.

In medieval history, manorialism refers to the organization of rural economy and lordship around the manor, where a lord held land worked by dependent peasants owing rents and labor. This meaning comes from Vinogradoff (1905) in The growth of the manor.[1]

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Vinogradoff, P. (1905). The growth of the manor. G. Allen & Unwin. Open Library record

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