Nobililty (privileges of the.)

.—There was a time when the German lords reckoned amongst their privileges, that of robbery on the highways of their own territory. In Scotland they had a right to enjoy the first fruits of all maidens. Every where the lords sold the bondmen, or villains, as they did animals, with the field where they lived, and which they cultivated. The feudal servitude still exists in Russia, Poland, Germany, and Hungary. And there were considerable reliques of the feudal system in France; and there still remains some particles in almost every state in Europe. Nothing has degraded and debased the human species so much as Feudal Tyranny; and what remains of this most dreadful plague, is what Mr. Burke calls The Corinthian Capital of Polished Society.

Entry taken from Political Dictionary, edited by Charles Pigott from prison and printed in 1795.

Nobility * Nobleman

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Newspapers
Nick (Old)
Nick-name
Niggard
Nim the Cits
Ninny
No, no!
Nobility
Nobility
Nobililty (privileges of the.)
Nobleman
Nod
Noli me tangere
Nominative case
Non-conformists
Nonjurors
Nonplus
Noose
Nootka Sound
Nose