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The Saxons in England, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 998 — Chapter X · THE INCOME OF THE CLERGY.

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Hardly the repairs of the church, which were thus to be attended to yearly; although in religious as in secular tenures, there can be no doubt that the tenant was liable to be called upon to assist in the repairs of the lord’s buildings. The distinction between “ðæt óðer folc,” that is the other tenants, and “eal folc,” that is everybody throughout the realm, is clear.

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