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- verb Middle Ages To invest someone with
feudal powers.
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Examples
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Why did Charles Martel infeudate his central power?
Archive 2008-05-01 Daniel Little 2008
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Why did Charles Martel infeudate his central power?
Logistics as a historical force Daniel Little 2008
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It was obligatory on all seigniors to register their grants at Quebec, to concede or sub-infeudate them under the rule of jeu de fief, and settle them with as little delay as practicable.
Lord Elgin Bourinot, John G 1903
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The censitaire who held his lands in this way could not himself sub-infeudate.
Lord Elgin Bourinot, John G 1903
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The _censitaire_ who held his lands in this way could not himself sub-infeudate.
Lord Elgin John George Bourinot 1869
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It was obligatory on all seigniors to register their grants at Quebec, to concede or sub-infeudate them under the rule of _jeu de fief_, and settle them with as little delay as practicable.
Lord Elgin John George Bourinot 1869
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