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Seigneur - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Seigneur (French: "lord") may refer to: • The possessor of a seigneurie (fiefdom) in medieval feudal or manorial systems. • The Seigneurial system of New France • The hereditary feudal ruler of the...
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Droit de seigneur - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Seigneurial system of New France - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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In underpopulated New France the habitants welcomed the fact that the seigneur was obligated to build a mill. They had no military duties to perform except their common defense against the Indians. There was little money and not much use for it;
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Author, Speaker, Editor, Teacher Cornelia Becker Seigneur writes faith-based and family-oriented feature stories. ... I love the way words and phrases and sentences and statements and paragraphs swirl together to make literary art.” --Cornelia Becker Seigneur...
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Democracy moves in on the island of Sark ... , the Seigneur holds the privilege of granting the Sarkees permission to buy and sell their houses; and he is also entitled to collect a treizieme - one-thirteenth of every land transaction. But not for long. Beaumont's days of occupying his unique position are numbered.
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the fiefdom of Sark gives way to Eurpean democracy ... The referendum ends the rule of the Seigneur of Sark - an inherited office which can be traced back to Hellier de Carteret, an aristocrat from Jersey who was granted the island by Elizabeth I in 1565 to keep it free of marauding privateers.
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