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Spirit of Laws
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Theory of the Feudal Laws among the Franks, in the Relation They Bear to the Revolutions of their Monarchy1. Changes in the Offices and in the Fiefs.2. How the Civil Government was reformed.3. Authority of the Mayors of the Palace.4. Of the Genius of the Nation in regard to the Mayors.5. In what Manner the Mayors obtained the Command of the Armies.6. Second Epoch of the Humiliation of our Kings of the first Race.7. Of the great Offices and Fiefs under the Mayors of the Palace.8. In what Manner the Allodial Estates were changed into Fiefs.9. How the Church Lands were converted into Fiefs.10. Riches of the Clergy.11. State of Europe at the Time of Charles Martel.12. Establishment of the Tithes.13. Of the Election of Bishops and Abbots.14. Of the Fiefs of Charles Martel.15. The same Subject continued.16. Confusion of the Royalty and Mayoralty.17. A particular Circumstance in the Election of the Kings of the Second Race.18. Charlemagne.19. The same Subject continued.20. Louis the Debonnaire.21. The same Subject continued.22. The same Subject continued.23. The same Subject continued.24. That the Freemen were rendered capable of holding Fiefs.THE PRINCIPAL CAUSE OF THE HUMILIATION OF THE SECOND RACE25. Changes in the Allodia.1.2.26. Changes in the Fiefs.27. Another change which happened in the Fiefs.28. Changes which happened in the great Offices, and in the Fiefs. |
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