A. F. (Albert Pollard) Pollard
Capitolo 16
possesses, but to make sure himself/herself/themselves them they had to strengthen order on them
schismatic subjects; and they was able to strengthen him/it because, as
military experts, they had anybody it equalizes in that age. They could not have
is standing against a nation in arm; but the cost in increase of equipment
and the growth of poor man and landless it classifies among the Anglo-Saxons it had
moved the military business of the nation to the hands of great
experts of landowning; and the Anglo-Saxon warrior was not match for
his/her Norman competitor, individually or collectively. Its burh was
inferior to the Norman castle, his/her shield and battle-ax to it arms her
of the planned rider and it climbed on; and he didn't have none of the cohesion that
it was forced on the conquerors from the iron hand of William and from them
situation among a hostile people.
The problem for William and its companions was as to organize this
the military superiority like a mean for orderly government and this problem
brought a double aspect. William had to check his/her barons and his
barons had to check their vassals. Their methods have been added on
in the sentence, the "feudal system" that it is generally still William
supposed to have introduced in England. On the other hand it has
is humourously suggested that the feudal system was really introduced
in England of Lord Henry Spelman, a seventeenth-century researcher.
Others have maintained that, till now from feudalism that you/he/she is introduced
from Normandy in England, it would be more truth to say that feudalism was
introduced from England in Normandy, and for this motive it scattered in everything
France. In every case, these speculations serve to show that feudalism
it was a very vague and elusive system, while consisting of generalizations from
an enormous number of contradictory data. Spelman was the first one to try to
reduces these data to a system, and his/her successors had the tendency to forget more
and anymore the rules his/her exceptions. Now it is clear that a lot that us
you call feudal it existed in England in front of the Norman Conquest; what very of