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• Prior to the 1952 revolution, Egypt was a feudalist society.
• Though the feudalist forms in the common law courts of medieval and early modern England.
• Louis'uncle feudalist party managed to convince the king to execute Enguerrand de Marigny.
• In Warangal District, particularly Narsampeta and Mahboobabad Thalukh, he attacked many feudalist Rajakars.
• This feudalist connotation is one reason why the organization chose not to translate its name into English.
• It followed the anti-imperialist and anti-feudalist realistic style of the May Fourth literature.
• Under the Spaniard rule they lost the possession of the land and were located in mines and feudalist systems.
• The same regime that once banned conspicuous consumption and punished " feudalist " frivolities now is subsidizing them.
• Such relationships and policies are characterized by a political economy-feudalist, socialist, green, anarchist or otherwise.
• L?Th醤h T鬾g ( 1449 1497 ), proved himself one of the most talented feudalist leaders in the entire history of Vietnam.
• History textbooks in the People's Republic of China labelled Li as a " feudalist " and a traitor to the Chinese people.
• The tribespersons want Nagaland to become an independent nation, saying that the Indian government adopts a feudalist attitude toward the people of the state.
• Their communique ascribed the collapse of the revolt to " the inability of the feudalist, tribalist, bourgeois rightist and capitulationist Kurdish leadership ".
• Persistent states and detrimental impacts of feudalist warfares are the main characteristic of this 2, 500-year part of Vietnam s premodern history.
• I'm not interested in whatever names the market fundamentalist editors want to invent for it, to lend significance to their economic feudalist heroes.
• Historians like Milc韆des Pe馻 consider this historical period of the Americas as pre-feudalist society, based on work relations such as the encomienda or the slavery.
• She was sometimes praised for her anti-imperialist role in the Boxer Uprising and sometimes she was reviled as a member of the " feudalist regime ".
• Taxpayers, mostly proletarians, were greatly exploited by aristocrats and kings through various kinds of tax and fees to maintain military forces for the powerful feudalist bloodlines.