Definitionn. (Middle Ages) a person who is bound to the land and owned by the feudal lord
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The condition of serfs was miserable in Medival Europe. [noun]
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The condition of serfs was miserable in Medival Europe. [noun]
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Here St Serf carried on his missionary labours, and founded a church and cemetery, and here he died and was buried. [noun]
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The situation of the former serf-proprietors is also unsatisfactory. [noun]
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9 Even in 13th century England more than half the population were serfs, and as such had no claim to the privileges of Magna Carta; disputes between a serf and his lord were decided in the latter's court, although the king's courts attempted to protect the serf's life and limb and necessary implements of work. [Please select]
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