Příklady feudalism

• The latter drew an income derived mainly from money-rents from tenants, which were untouched by the abolition of ' feudalism ' in 1798.

• Analysis shows that a specific social form (say, feudalism or commodity production) mediates necessities of social reproduction (say, division of labor).

• In response to the upheavals of his time, the cardinal had been forced to abolish the last remnants of feudalism and municipal liberties.

• This was part of the old feudalism versus capitalism debate that congratulated capitalists for being more efficient, innovative and development-minded.

• There, agrarian capitalism and the demise of feudalism occurred early and energetically.

• It exudes less opulence and comfort than even the homes of many who write ®ery prose on the evils of feudalism.

• Whereas patrimonialism provides unlimited power, feudalism sows the seeds of limited government.

• As a result, conditions would replicate, as several noted, the feudalism of the past.

• In addition, she observes that the collision between feudalism and nascent democracy can result in either absolutism or pure democracy, rendering revolutionary intervention by the disenfranchised classes a probable event.

• The fall of feudalism brought about a substantial change in the structure of property ownership, with a resulting need for innovation in the law of property.

• He also noted at the outset that he was using "broad terms broadly" - terms such as "feudalism" and "liberalism" - rather than in any strict referential sense.

• My limited experience is that capitalism, communism and feudalism have one thing in common: the management can be changed, but the system cannot be discussed.

• Up to 1888 the government of our counties was in the hands of the quarter sessions—the very embodiment of feudalism.

• We are not propping up outdated feudalism just for the sake of it.

• The invention of gunpowder meant that feudalism had to disappear.