feliciaa08
feliciaa08
13-09-2019
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who could own land in 16th century England
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valerie1841
valerie1841
13-09-2019
Gentlemen owned large amounts of land and they were usually educated and had a family coat of arms. Most important gentlemen never did any manual work. Below the gentry were yeomen and craftsmen. Yeomen owned their own land.
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