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Militiate
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Feodum militis
Feodum militis, a knight's fee.
Solutione feodi militis parliamenti, or Feodi burgensis parliamenti
Solutione feodi militis parliamenti, or Feodi burgensis parliamenti, old writs whereby knights of the shire and burgesses might have recovered their
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Heriot
the lord of the manor of the horse or habiliments of the deceased tenant, in order that the militi' apparatus might continue to be used for national defence by each succeeding tenant. A customary tribute of goods
Tenure
or profit of the land. The lands were called feuds (feoda), either proper, which were purely military, given militi' gratia to persons qualified for military service; or improper, which did not, in point of acquisition, services, and
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Militiate
Matched in: Term Militiate
Feodum militis
Feodum militis, a knight's fee.
Solutione feodi militis parliamenti, or Feodi burgensis parliamenti
Solutione feodi militis parliamenti, or Feodi burgensis parliamenti, old writs whereby knights of the shire and burgesses might have recovered their
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Heriot
the lord of the manor of the horse or habiliments of the deceased tenant, in order that the militi' apparatus might continue to be used for national defence by each succeeding tenant. A customary tribute of goods
Tenure
or profit of the land. The lands were called feuds (feoda), either proper, which were purely military, given militi' gratia to persons qualified for military service; or improper, which did not, in point of acquisition, services, and
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