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A Student's History of England, v. 1

Note 13 — INDEX TO THE FIRST VOLUME

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Footnote 13: A phrase which may serve to keep in mind the medieval meaning of 'libertas' is to be found in the statement that a certain monastery kept up a pair of stocks 'pro libertate servandâ'—that is to say, to keep up its franchise of putting offenders into the stocks.[Back to Main Text]

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