1) Bonded one 2) Bondman 3) Bondman of feudal times 4) Bondservant 5) Bondsman 6) Bound worker 7) Certain subaltern 8) Colonus 9) Drudge 10) Drudge of yore 11) Earthbound one 12) Esne 13) Estate worker 14) Farm drudge of yore 15) Feudal bondsman 16) Feudal class member 17) Feudal drudge 18) Feudal fellow
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1) Cottier 2) Esne 3) Helot 4) Ilot 5) Laborer 6) Peon 7) Toiler 8) Vassal 9) Villein
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==Advantages and disadvantages== SERF magnetometers compete with SQUID magnetometers for use in a variety of applications. The SERF magnetometer has the following advantages: Potential disadvantages: ==Applications== Applications utilizing high sensitivity of SERF magnetometers potentially include: ==History== The SERF magnetometer was developed b...
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• (v. t.) A servant or slave employed in husbandry, and in some countries attached to the soil and transferred with it, as formerly in Russia.
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An unfree peasant, legally and socially tied to his lord's land.
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A medieval peasant tied to a specific plot of land in the feudal system of government. He was allowe
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Serf noun [ French, from Latin
serus servant, slave; akin to
servare to protect, preserve, observe, and perhaps originally, a client, a man under one's protection. Confer
Serve ,
transitive verb ] A servant or slave employed in husbandry, and in some countrie...
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Obs. A serf was defined by three things: he/she was bound to the land; they could not travel freely; they had no legal rights in the courts, and; they could not testify in courts of law. During the feudal times certain persons who were bound to perform very onerous duties towards others, were so called. There is this essential difference between .....
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A serf was a cultivator of the soil who was attached to the estate on which he lived, was transferred with it, and could not quit it. Serfdom (a form of slavery) was one of the chief characteristics of the social and economic organisation of the Middle Ages. Serfdom continued in France until the revolution and in Germany until the 19th century. In ...
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n] - (medieval Europe) a person who is bound to the land and owned by the feudal lord
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Peasant legally bound to the land. Serfs were emancipated by Tsar Alexander II in 1861.
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helot noun (Middle Ages) a person who is bound to the land and owned by the feudal lord
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Peasant legally bound to the land. Serfs were emancipated by Tsar Alexander II in 1861.
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