Titlebook: English Society in the Later Middle Ages; Class, Status and Ge S. H. Rigby Textbook 1995Latest edition S. H. Rigby 1995 England.ideology.Mi

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Agrarian class structure and the forces for change I: trade, population and the money supplyy 1500, their demesnes had largely been leased out, villeinage and labour-services were a thing of the past, and the population of the English countryside had won its freedom and was enjoying the benefits of low money-rents and high real wages. How had this transformation in agrarian social relations come about?

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The Multiverse of Office Fictionarked internal inequalities of wealth, power and status, the clergy constituted a status-group whose members were clearly set apart from the laity in terms of their access to wealth, their lifestyle and their status.

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Urban class structure and usurpationary closureanisation in medieval England (section i), establishes the major urban economic classes (section ii), sets out the economic and political privileges enjoyed by the towns (section iii), and discusses the forms of conflict which arose from urban social and political inequalities (section iv).

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230510807duction’, which allows a more historically nuanced typology of the specific ways in which people obtain access to the means of life and labour, i.e. of their class structure. It is with the property rights and relations of production of medieval England as a form of social exclusion that Part I of t